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THREEFOLD SOCIETY
Rudolf Steiner's vision for a healthy society is based on the recognition of three equally important, self administered spheres or sectors of social life - cultural, political/legal, and economic - with the following main features:
Cultural
- Respect and tolerance for belief and expression of all world views with the exclusion for hate-based perspectives.
- Freedom of opinion and choice regarding medical, educational, nutritional, and spiritual matters.
Political/Legal
- Democratic equality and respect for all people.
- Majority rule rather than powerful interest groups.
- Transparency in all government operations.
- Truthfulness by all political representatives.
- Right to health care coverage for all people.
- Right to a living wage for all who work.
- Honors unalienable cultural freedoms.
Economic
- Viewed as a living dynamic organism.
- Requires a rich diversity of local, regional, national, and international commerce and trade.
- Legitimate consumer needs, not production or investor needs, is the starting point for a healthy economy.
- Efficient and socially responsible production through combining private management with community based assets.
- Inclusive and participatory commerce through conscious, collaborative associations of producers, distributors, and consumers.
- Takes democratically determined laws as a given.
Recommended Books:
Threefold Commonwealth
Social Issues: Meditative Thinking and the Threefold Social Order
International Aspect of the Threefold Commonwealth
Threefold State: The True Aspect of the Social Question
The Foundations of Human Experience (Foundations of Waldorf Education, 1)
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