Equal freedom
Rights, dignity and the real means to shape one's life.
English overview · living doctrine
Community is life.
Deluism connects equal freedom, democratic self-government and an economy organised around human and ecological needs.
No one becomes free alone.
01 · Foundation
Eight principles.
One shared horizon.
This page provides the complete English overview; the full 116-page source manifesto is also available in English. Detailed interactive pages use the project's primary editorial language, German.
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Community as the foundation
Human freedom develops through relationships, mutual aid and shared responsibility.
Open detailed page ↗02Freedom and equality
Freedom without equality becomes privilege; equality without freedom becomes a pretence.
Open detailed page ↗03Power remains a tool
Exceptional authority must be limited, transparent, revocable and designed to end.
Open detailed page ↗04Cooperation is human
Institutions shape behaviour and should make trust and cooperation materially possible.
Open detailed page ↗05Federated self-government
Decisions begin locally; free communities coordinate common tasks without central domination.
Open detailed page ↗06An economy for social goals
Democratic guilds, production for use and ecological limits replace profit as the supreme measure.
Open detailed page ↗07Pluralism and anti-racism
Human diversity is a strength; no origin, culture or identity establishes human superiority.
Open detailed page ↗08Internationalist solidarity
Global cooperation should liberate and connect communities, never build another empire.
Open detailed page ↗02 · Political model
Local agency.
Global connection.
Shared responsibility
Care, cooperation and decisions rooted in everyday life.
Power from below
Recallable mandates and coordination without permanent command.
Solidarity
Democratic production and cooperation beyond borders.
03 · Platform
Read, test, challenge.
The English manifesto contains the complete primary argument. The linked German tools make its institutional consequences, objections and political drafts explorable.
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Annotated manifesto
Definitions, objections and cross-references for all eight chapters.
Open tool ↗02Political laboratory
Interactive scenarios for budgets, workplace democracy and emergency powers.
Open tool ↗03Policy papers
Nine working drafts covering economy, democracy, climate, migration, technology and peace.
Open tool ↗04Sources and criticism
A working bibliography and the strongest unresolved objections.
Open tool ↗05Community process
A transparent path from contribution to review, decision and version history.
Open tool ↗06Blog and RSS
Essays, project notes and an open feed without an account.
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Read the complete argument.
The 116-page manifesto develops the philosophical foundations, institutions and international vision in full.
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