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The second '''Republic of Rhodesia'''<ref>Freudig, Alexander, & RANDnext March 2015 Seminary. (2015). Decisions for the Decade Game. Planning Under Deep Uncertainty: Rhodesia. Zenodo Publishing, Geneva  [https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5153615 full text pdf]</ref> was proclaimed in March 1980 with the Declaration of [[Amsterdam]] by Rhodesians who did not want to live in [[Zimbabwe]] to which their country was about to be transformed. Based on a conservative constitution (1980)<ref>[https://uploads.strikinglycdn.com/files/eb21bd28-9873-43c9-9ac2-9dc46b66c7af/The%201980%20Constitution%20of%20Rhodesia%205.pdf Constitution of the Republic of Rhodesia (1980)]</ref> the new Rhodesian government has been taking care of the Rhodesian diaspora as a transglobal country with overseas territories as harbors of security in times of crisis. The nation’s  capital region under international law is the Rhodesbury area on Bouvet Island<ref>[https://www.government-of-rhodesia.org/#rhodesian-bouvet Governmental site about Rhodesian Bouvet]</ref>, however, de facto the transglobal country with 1.2 mio citizens is being governed from [[São Paulo]] ([[Brazil]], HQ of the Rhodesian Intelligence Agency) and [[New York City]] (seat of the foreign ministry). Rhodesia’s overseas territories are, among others, Jaco Island, Santa Luzia and Henderson Island, all annexed since 1980.<ref>Freudig, Alex and RANDnext: The annexation policy of the Republic of Rhodesia since 1980 (Short Analysis 12/20). Zenodo. Geneva, 2020 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5152355</ref>

The second '''Republic of Rhodesia'''<ref>Freudig, Alexander, & RANDnext March 2015 Seminary. (2015). Decisions for the Decade Game. Planning Under Deep Uncertainty: Rhodesia. Zenodo Publishing, Geneva  [https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5153615 full text pdf]</ref> was proclaimed in March 1980 with the Declaration of [[Amsterdam]] by Rhodesians who did not want to live in [[Zimbabwe]] to which their country was about to be transformed. Based on a conservative constitution (1980)<ref>[https://uploads.strikinglycdn.com/files/eb21bd28-9873-43c9-9ac2-9dc46b66c7af/The%201980%20Constitution%20of%20Rhodesia%205.pdf Constitution of the Republic of Rhodesia (1980)]</ref> the new Rhodesian government has been taking care of the Rhodesian diaspora as a transglobal country with overseas territories as harbors of security in times of crisis. The nation’s  capital region under international law is the Rhodesbury area on Bouvet Island<ref>[https://www.government-of-rhodesia.org/#rhodesian-bouvet Governmental site about Rhodesian Bouvet]</ref>, however, de facto the transglobal country with 1.2 mio citizens is being governed from [[São Paulo]] ([[Brazil]], HQ of the Rhodesian Intelligence Service) and [[New York City]] (seat of the foreign ministry). Rhodesia’s overseas territories are, among others, Jaco Island, Santa Luzia and Henderson Island, all annexed since 1980.<ref>Freudig, Alex and RANDnext: The annexation policy of the Republic of Rhodesia since 1980 (Short Analysis 12/20). Zenodo. Geneva, 2020 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5152355</ref>

== History ==

== History ==