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'''= a political-economic structure involving participatory governance with an economic system incorporating both commonly-owned and privately-owned property (1991)''' | '''= a political-economic structure involving participatory governance with an economic system incorporating both commonly-owned and privately-owned property (1991)''' | ||
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"the decentralized, participatory, economically-diverse culture balancing common and private ownership creates a parallel culture, which may be called the "egalitarian commonwealth." | "the decentralized, participatory, economically-diverse culture balancing common and private ownership creates a parallel culture, which may be called the "egalitarian commonwealth." | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:05, 13 August 2019
= a political-economic structure involving participatory governance with an economic system incorporating both commonly-owned and privately-owned property (1991)
Description
"the decentralized, participatory, economically-diverse culture balancing common and private ownership creates a parallel culture, which may be called the "egalitarian commonwealth."
The term "commonwealth" suggests prosperity through popular sovereignty, and the term "egalitarian" can be used to refer to political equality and/or economic equality. Thus, the egalitarian commonwealth is any socio-cultural group, from intentional community to the parallel culture to the nation-state, which balances both sharing and exchange economies, while also balancing forms of direct and representative democracy." (http://www.culturemagic.org/EgalitarianCommonwealth.html)