Chapter II: Part III: Group Organization Democracy’s Method

1. THE NEIGHBORHOOD GROUP

XXII. NEIGHBORHOOD NEEDS THE BASIS OF POLITICS 189

XXIII. AN INTEGRATED NEIGHBORHOOD 204

XXIV. NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION _vs._ PARTY
ORGANIZATION:
_The Will of the People_ 216

XXV. NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION _vs._ PARTY
ORGANIZATION:
_Leaders or Bosses?_ 227

XXVI. NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATION _vs._ PARTY
ORGANIZATION:
_A Responsible Neighborhood_ 232

XXVII. FROM NEIGHBORHOOD TO NATION: THE UNIFYING STATE 245

2. THE OCCUPATIONAL GROUP

XXVIII. POLITICAL PLURALISM 258

XXIX. POLITICAL PLURALISM AND SOVEREIGNTY 271

XXX. POLITICAL PLURALISM AND FUNCTIONALISM:
_The Service State vs. The “Sovereign State”_ 288

XXXI. POLITICAL PLURALISM AND THE TRUE FEDERAL STATE 296

XXXII. POLITICAL PLURALISM
(_concluded_) 311

XXXIII. INCREASING RECOGNITION OF THE OCCUPATIONAL GROUP 320

PART IV
THE DUAL ASPECT OF THE GROUP:
A UNION OF INDIVIDUALS, AN INDIVIDUAL IN A LARGER UNION

XXXIV. THE MORAL STATE AND CREATIVE CITIZENSHIP 333

XXXV. THE WORLD STATE 344

APPENDIX

THE TRAINING FOR THE NEW DEMOCRACY 363

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THE NEW STATE

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THE NEW STATE