The answer will not be a neatly packaged, custom-built project. It will be a way of looking at things, of analysing society, leading gradually to the development of a new ideology that will break the stranglehold of anarcho-liberalism. Neoliberal ideology is busily building a society of selfishness based on fragmentation. And collective action is now as much a matter of single-issue campaigns as of parties and unions. France has seen a proliferation of campaigning groups in recent years.
Political parties have two particular attributes which detract from their credibility.
First, they are all-embracing, claiming to be able to solve all society's problems. Second, they are geographically restricted, i.e. they can act only within the frontiers of a single country. Campaigning groups have exactly the opposite properties. On the one hand they are thematic, i.e. concerned with single issues such as unemployment, housing and the environment. For many years the supporters of these two different approaches have been at odds with each other, but recently there have been signs of convergence.