Information for British constituents with an interest in establishing participatory democracy and freedom from corrupt representation, factional impositions and unjust settlements
Introduction to online resources
Please note: The books section has been removed to improve the levels of detail to facilitate reader's access to points of access and or sales. The books section will reappear as a library in due course.
This section is a collection of online resources related to the topic of politics without parties. Added at the suggestion of a forum contribution. Please send in links of useful documents whose content can argue either way on this topic, for or against. Also this section can be used to post links to documents produced by readers. Contributors wishing to post articles can do so by sending them to the "Resources" unit at: resources@politicwithoutparties.org.uk where they will be reviewed and posted in the Resources section. Resources cover politics without parties themes covering: General advantages and disadvantages of politics without parties; Establishing policy proposals and propositions and organizing public choice; Specific proposals on macroeconomic policies in favour of the wellbeing of the majority; Funding the democratic process. These contributions should not exceed 1,000 words although exceptions can be made for outstanding articles. |
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