This page lists a handful of surviving institutes and organisations. The institutes are mainly concerned with the researching, studying or preservation of micronations and micronationalism, while the organisations are intergovernmental bodies that are mostly (but not completely) defunct.
See also: Intermicronational Organizations (MicroWiki)
Institutes & Organisations
- Institutes
- The Apollo Foundation
- College of Arms
- Haldarsvik University (Stormark)
- Imperial Society of Geography (Reunion/Internet Archive)
- Institut Francais de Micropatrology (IFM/Internet Archive) (in French)
- Institut Georges Dumézil
- Institute of Political Science of Diplomacy (IPD/Internet Archive)
- International Centre for Micropatriology (IPM)
- Micrasian Meteorological Agency (MMA)
- Micronational Astronomy Society (MAS)
- Micronational Cartography Society (MCS)
- Micronational Speech Society (MSS)
- Molossian Geographical Society
- Molossian Institute of Volcanology
- Molossian Naval Academy
- Royal Institute of Micronational Antiquities (RIMA)
- Seasteading Institute
- Sir John Metzler III University (Shireroth)
- l’Üniversità Talossan
- University of Directus (Ocia)
- University of Lovely
- The Unrecognised States Numismatic Society (USNS)
- Organisations
- Comity of Peoples
- Grand Unified Micronational (GUM)
- League of Micronations (LOM)
- League of Secessionist States (LOSS) (2004 website on Reocities)
- Micronational Press Council (MPC)
- Organisation of Active Micronations (OAM)
- Organización de Micronaciones Unidas (OMU) (in Spanish)
- Pakt Leblandzski (in Polish)
- The Small Commonwealth
- Union Latina de Micronaciones (ULM) (in Spanish)
- United Virtual Nations Organisation (UNVO) (in German)
- Ykon (non-profit advocacy group)
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Of course, the only limit is your imagination and if people will find it useful.
Can everyone set up a organsition?
Gone. 🙂
The University of A1 no longer exists. Thanks 🙂
Et voila.
Would you please add the Organisation of Active Micronations (OAM)? It has a website here:
http://www.oamicro.org/