Statehood

21C Political Revolutionism

(WIT Reprint Permit 19878782051)

Euclidean timepath illustrations of the Revolutionary Constitutionalism Model of Global Revolutions.

Consolidating public mobilisations of the Global Civil Society are incremental to the Popular Constitutionalism track to World Constitutionalism and emblematic of a deterritorialised world-scape of 21C Globality and the Rule of Law.

'Paradigmatic displacements’ of extant political and legal ’conceptual prisms’ are the de-construction coda of radical ‘Internal’ socio-economic (bottom-up) and ‘External’ technocratic (top-down’) advances of the political vanguard.

Basic Income Guarantee (BIG)

Protest Infographic in outline ''Citizens of the world are mobilising and gaining momentum in their petitions for a Universal Basic Income Guarantee (BIG)''.

Colloquy: 

Human geography re Ancient Greek and Roman civilisation: '' ... the Greek philosopher Plato (c.428-348 or 347CE) and his student Aristotle (384-322 BCE) writing around 350BCE were among the first to speculate that economic security was necessary for the social and political health of an individual and in a wider sense, the wellbeing of the society in which they lived.'' Lerner et al (2013).

Related:

- Human Energy & Welfare Policy

- Human Energy & Welfare Law

The Law of Rights (Entitlement)

(HMN Reprint Permit 19427968801)

Predicated on trilateral axioms of ‘Entitlement’, the preconditions of entitlement are directly commensurate to a technical exposition of the ‘Law of Rights’ and the global mandate for universal rights. 

The Law of Rights is formally defined in terms of a general additive method as the summation and composite instantiation of natural law, international law and moral law which are determinative of proportionately corresponding enabling factors of entitlement (philosophical rights, universal rights and social, cultural and political rights). 

eResources:

• Entitlement I (Law of Rights Tableau)

• Entitlement II (Test of Truth for Human Dignity)

  • Test 1 Test of State (substantive)

  • Test 2 Legal Test (formal)

21C Forms of Social Risk Protection

Matrix exposition of 21st Century forms of Social Risk Protection. In the main thrust of Statecraft intersecting the Market System, the democratic arena is increasingly averse to delineations of the free market; rather, public preferences now recourse to managed markets directives for Microeconomic Liberalisation. 

Judicious optimisation of the Principal Stakeholder Approach (PSA) categorically accords with Neo-Capitalism/Neo-Democracy stipulates for the interventions of 'methodological governmentalism' and political resolve capable of procuring the 'Net Social Benefit' by means proportionate and coextensive with modernised prerogatives of the 'Maximalist State'.

Forms of Democracy & Citizenship

Matrix model explicate for 21C Forms of Democracy and Citizenship. Governance of the Nation-State is extensively pre-figured by a duplex operand for Test of Government (p.I) and Test of Citizenship (p.II). Post-Citizenship status is demonstrably commensurate to substantive Global Citizenship (New Popular Sovereignty), strong-form transitional ethnocentricism, and an advanced repertoire of the modern State, its political credence and 'modus vivendi' (charisma).

Global Citizenship

Euclidean illustrations of the Citizenship (Formal) Model of 21C Statecraft for Transition to International Territories. Constitutive dimensions of Global Citizenship as a 'Natural Right' encompass 21C Globality imperatives of International Society in a relation of esprit de corps with the post-political Citizen-subject and the realities of a quiescent general mobilisation of the populus for 'Passive Citizenship-Track' to International Territories.