Association for International Socialism

The Association for International Socialism is an intergovernmental organisation comprised of states with the aim of promoting and strengthening socialism around the world. It has 10 members and headquarters in Harimisaareke.

Members

State	Joined	Capital	Languages	Population	Area
Arthasthan	1980	Nadipatnam	Samundrese	107,281,772	625,945 km²
Chistovodia	1980	Volosovo	Narodyn	73,491,200	2,399,981 km²
Dezevau	1980	Bazadavo	Ziba	190,902,213	2,000,000 km²
East Miersa	1980	Żobrodź (de jure) Dyńsk (de facto)	Miersan	21,740,000	197,568 km²
Hullivia	1980	Die Friede	Weranian, Avanyee	21,570,000	-
Kirenia	1980	Harimisaareke	Kirenian	52,853,207	459,800 km²
Lavana	1980	Pers	Lavanan	86,842,742	713,879 km²
Lemovicia	1992	Topagunea	Lemovician	1,014,866	13,548 km²
Maracao	1980	Porto Leste	Lusitan	3,497,281	40,140 km²
South Kabu	1980	Ayukarta	Kabuese	7,841,984	44,154 km²
Former Members
Piraea	1982-1994	Alikianos	Piraese	7,484,889	86,679 km²

Function

There is a high level of cooperation between the states of the AIS on a wide range of matters, including science, diplomacy and economy. Notable cooperative projects include spaceprogram?, while the AIS is also linked to various institutions, such as the International Institute for Social Healthcare, which was founded by the Association of Emerging Socialist Economies but became affiliated with AIS after the latter organisation's collapse.

History

The AIS is considered to be the successor to the Association of Emerging Socialist Economies, which was disestablished in 1988. The AIS is also related to InterCon, which is a gathering of non-state parties and individuals where the AIS is for states. It was founded in 1980 in the aftermath of the Irvadistan War.