The new state : Group organization the solution of popular government

In a world teetering on the brink of conflict, the opening of this work argues that the old ways of politics have stalled. It paints a picture of a society where capital and labor clash, where party lines claim the “consent of the governed” without truly reflecting the people’s will. The author contends that the crowd‑based habits of past governments cannot sustain modern life, and that a fresh principle of association is urgently needed.

The proposed solution is “group organization,” a method that gathers citizens into purposeful, non‑partisan collectives. These groups are meant to generate shared ideas, a common purpose, and a collective will that can drive both local neighborhoods and broader national policy. By moving beyond the hollow slogans of traditional democracy, the book invites listeners to imagine a political system where genuine cooperation replaces competition, and where individual responsibility is nurtured within a larger, creative community.