Nogom

Nogom is a fictional polity created for educational and creative purposes. It is commonly used in political science simulations and worldbuilding to illustrate governance, diplomacy, and development without relying on real-world cases.

Geography and society: Nogom is described as a temperate coastal nation comprising one main island and several smaller islets, with a population of around 8 million. The society is diverse, with urban and rural communities, a multilingual environment, and a high level of literacy. The official language is Nogomi, with English and regional languages widely used in business and education.

Government and economy: Nogom operates under a constitutional republic with a bicameral legislature, an independent judiciary, and a prime minister as head of government. The economy features a mixed model focusing on services, education, tourism, and sustainable energy, with relatively high human development indicators in simulations. Trade and defense are managed through a simulated international framework.

Legal status and usage: In educational contexts, Nogom is used to model international law, treaties, and diplomatic negotiations. Critics argue that such constructs may oversimplify real-world dynamics by not accounting for historical contingencies and power asymmetries.