Editorial history
The main changes to the theoretical publication. Dates refer to the website, not to new editions of the original manifesto.
The English manuscript and German working translation can now be read chapter by chapter. Full-text search links to individual passages. Principle summaries lead into the commentaries; the economic commentary examines investment and failure. Reading tools and source notes support longer reading.
All five essays now develop a sustained argument, with thought experiments and substantive objections. References are attached to the relevant passages. The revision notes distinguish first publication from the current text.
The website has a new publication layout. The principle commentaries have been rewritten, repeated slogan blocks removed and the institutional overview clarified. The original manifesto remains unchanged.
The website now centres on the manifesto, its theoretical foundations and criticism. A new visual system distinguishes the cover, commentaries and essays. PDF chapter references have been corrected. The reading edition is publicly available in German and English.
The texts identify their author and distinguish developed dossiers from shorter sketches. Search and chapter navigation make the material easier to explore.
The positions on economy, democracy and transition were expanded. Constitutional proposals, counterarguments and source notes made the institutional questions more explicit.
The original manifesto and its emblem formed the starting point. The website introduced the eight principles and a first overview of their connections.