Crypto-politics
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Crypto-politics or crypto-political refers to different yet related concepts:
- The secret adherence of a party or group to the doctrines of a political ideology while attempting to disguise it as another (e.g. crypto-fascism).
- An individual who admires a political ideology and desires its implementation as a political system, but keeps this admiration and desire hidden to avoid social persecution or political suicide (e.g. crypto-communist).
- Political activism conducted in such a way as to assure the concealment of both the activism itself and the identity of the activist.
- The intersection of public-key cryptography and public policy or a political ideology (e.g. crypto-anarchism).
- The process by which groups of people make decisions that affect all stakeholders without transparency or accountability (e.g. political corruption).
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