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Basic forms of government. An isocracy is a form of government where all citizens have equal political power. The term derives from Greek ἴσος meaning "equal" and κρατεῖν meaning "to have power", or "to rule".
Authors: Nicolò Bellanca. Offers a critique of contemporary capitalism. Identifies economic institutions of isocracy according to a perspective of gradual change from the capitalist mode of production. Illustrates the political institutions of isocracy through five contemporaries practices.
defined in the pages of the book), some paradoxes of isocracy are laid bare. Isocracy requires the equality of the “value” of each single vote, (“one is worth one”, as they say today). This implies the equality of the “value” of each single opinion under that vote and means that any citi-
About Isocracy. Isocracy, "equal rule", is the name for principles that embody the principles of self ownership and, by extension informed consent, natural resources as the source of public income, for the common good alone. Isocracy seeks to be the opposite of kakistocracy.
18 ago 2023 · I claim that isocracy can disentangle free markets from neoliberal meritocratic discourse, including the dimension of care. What are the advantages of this transition?
- Paolo Santori
- P.santori@tilburguniversity.edu
31 mar 2019 · In this chapter, starting with an appreciation of radical conflicts (antagonistic but non-destructive), the political institutions of isocracy are illustrated through five perspectives, partial but complementary to each other. The reputation of impartiality animates...
In this chapter, the economic institutions of Isocracy are identified. Capitalism needs to be subdivided and emptied to favour forms of economic pluralism. In competition with the traditional firm, there is the cooperative controlled by shares, managed by members, some of which contribute with their work, while others bring venture capital (the labour–capital partnership).
