Citizens who cannot share in the benefits of the economy can rarely participate in democratic decision-making and the republic is weakened accordingly. Furthermore, if a large segment of society is cut off from the benefits of the economy, this breeds envy, distrust, animosity and ultimately fear and danger for everyone. A recent manifesto has caught my attention. It seems to me that it's an important new statement of how we might achieve some of our fundamental goals. And it just might offer the environmental movement new perspectives on ways to stop treading water and get moving again.
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