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Deluism in 5 minutes
A short introduction to equal freedom, self-government and the economy.
Open →ManifestoAnnotated manifesto
Eight chapters with terms, objections and page references.
Open →OverviewSystem map
How person, community, institution and world connect.
Open →WorkshopConstitutional proposals
Rights, courts, taxes, money, security and emergency powers.
Open →SourcesSources & criticism
Primary sources, counterarguments and remaining evidence gaps.
Open →CriticismQuestions & objections
Responses to central criticism and unresolved tensions.
Open →Principle01 · Community as a foundation
Community is not an addition to individual life. It is the social ground on which language, identity, knowledge, freedom and human development can emerge at all.
Open →Principle02 · Freedom and equality
Freedom and equality are not opposites. Equality makes freedom real for everyone; freedom protects equality from becoming uniformity or domination.
Open →Principle03 · Power remains a tool
Freedom is the normal condition. Collective control may be used only in genuine emergencies, for a clear purpose and under conditions that compel its own dissolution.
Open →Principle04 · Cooperation is human
People are neither immutably selfish nor automatically solidaristic. Which possibilities emerge depends decisively on the behaviours a society rewards and practises.
Open →Principle05 · Federated self-government
Political freedom requires local self-determination, while an interconnected world also requires cooperation. Federation connects both without turning coordination into domination.
Open →Principle06 · An economy for social goals
The economy is not an end in itself. Production, technology and distribution should meet human needs, democratise work and remain within the planet’s ecological limits.
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