The C.G.A..
is meeting politicians in India,
Southeast-Asia and Eastern Europe in order to find a government who can dedicate a small territory in order
to test the concept of coexistencialism for a duration of 20 years. The territory
may have a population between 10 000 to 100 000 habitants who has an interest in the concept of “coexistencialism”. It is not necessary
that all the population of the territory take part to the experiment as the
principle of the coexistencialism is that people are free to chose between
several governmental. So, the population who are not interested to contribute
to an original community and to the experimentation of coexistencialism, will stay
a citizen of a government which is governing of the totality
of the country which will be considered to be a community in the territory.
The
country should preferably have the tradition of democracy or multiple party (or a single party
divided in fraction). It is preferable that there are a variation between the opinions
concerning the ideal community or the economical policy. The existence of a political
party may facilitate the experimentation as each party could become a government of community.
The C.G.A..
will collaborate with the ministry of finance or the ministry of the
social development of the government of the country in which the
experimentation took place. The C.G.A.. will assure the role of the central
government and find out the optimum regulation in order to establish a
fructuous competition between the government of community. The experiment
will be sponsored by a TV channel and study by a research team of the
university of the Sorbonne in Paris.
The success of the experimentation depends of the creativity of the community. The potential to have a creative social organization follows the technical innovation. The innovations which offer the best potential for social improvement, are internet and the electronic payment (credit card). The availability of this technology in the territory of the experimentation will offer a strong potential to innovate for a government of community.
A political laboratory
should not be seen only as a way to experiment the
coexistencialism but also as a wonderful tool to improve
the democracy.
Copyright 2001
Author: Hector Archytas