Government, the economy and civil society need to be in balance. Giddens here gives a rough idea of what future democracy may look like. In reaction, this bunker regime, in its underground, ferret-like existence barricades itself into the Parliament surrounded by an exclusion zone of 300 metres to protect itself against the population it is supposed to represent while at the same time employing a long train of lawyers to sue its critics. Built from the outset on broken promises, the manipulation of history and out right lies, the new regime is increasingly painting itself into a corner in its desperate attempt to maintain its grip on power at all costs. This new movement is fundamentally pluralistic and includes many different interest streams from environmental issues, through workers', women's and minority rights, immigration, cultural policy to the handling of Europe's past.
Nothing comes without a struggle.