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| - | Governance | + | **Governance** |
| Freedom of Assembly naturally produces associations of people through | Freedom of Assembly naturally produces associations of people through | ||
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| The purpose of a legitimate governance system is to successfully manage | The purpose of a legitimate governance system is to successfully manage | ||
| the optimum balance between providing Security/ | the optimum balance between providing Security/ | ||
| - | Individual Freedoms. \[Security/ | + | Individual Freedoms [Security/ |
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| A consequential strategy is necessary for a sustainable community | A consequential strategy is necessary for a sustainable community | ||
| - | (communal system) that supports the governance system.. The 8 essential | + | (communal system) that supports |
| - | affinities | + | affinities [and respective context] that determine social bonding in a |
| community (political) are: | community (political) are: | ||
| - | Common Language | + | Common Language [interpersonal communications]\\ |
| - | Common Code of Justice | + | Common Code of Justice [rules]\\ |
| - | Common Territory | + | Common Territory [proximity]\\ |
| - | Common Genetic Lineage | + | Common Genetic Lineage [evolutionary trajectory]\\ |
| - | Common Welfare (Quality of Life) \[sustainability\] | + | Common Welfare (Quality of Life) [sustainability]\\ |
| - | Common Culture (Beliefs and Behaviors) | + | Common Culture (Beliefs and Behaviors) [limits]\\ |
| - | Common Family Orientation | + | Common Family Orientation [natural unit]\\ |
| - | Common Loyalty (Commitment) | + | Common Loyalty (Commitment) [communal preservation]\\ |
| A modern, self-sufficient “Nation” requires a political community of | A modern, self-sufficient “Nation” requires a political community of | ||
| - | more than 200,000 families (natural). A legitimate governance system | + | more than 200, |
| (government) is a fictitious entity created through a Contract (formal | (government) is a fictitious entity created through a Contract (formal | ||
| - | or informal) among and between the members of a Nation. Governments and | + | or informal) among and between the members of a Nation.\\ |
| - | corporate organizations are fictitious entities (Players) imagined into | + | |
| + | Governments and corporate organizations are fictitious entities (Players) imagined into | ||
| existence through Contract among real entities (humans). All governance | existence through Contract among real entities (humans). All governance | ||
| organizations establish hierarchical internal roles with each specific | organizations establish hierarchical internal roles with each specific | ||
| - | authority and accountability relationship embedded within the structure. | + | authority and accountability relationship embedded within the structure.\\ |
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| + | The ideal model for determining the relationships between roles in an organization is multi-dimensional. | ||
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