July on Stranger Worlds

Opening new paths for governance

Dear friends,

Why has the relationship between citizens and their governments become so corrupted? It is not solely because those who serve in government are themselves corrupt (although this is frequently a troubling factor). There is a wider problem here about the nature of governance and the question of what democracy might actually mean. As strange as our times might be, the crises we are facing have been anticipated by philosophers and authors for hundreds - indeed, thousands! - of years. Join the adventure as we look at the question of our future governance through the wisdom of the past.

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Chris.

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