11: Destination – Bookchin's Communalism

What kind of social order would pay most attention to maintaining the health of our “home” – the “well-being garden”? Provide a solid platform for the full alignment of the human condition with the universe of which it is a part (i.e., complement the unity of the universe with the unity of freedoms)? Embrace diversity, free the mind to reason as well as to imagine, and maximize the opportunity for voluntary cooperation for mutual advantage? In short, a social order that builds a resilient socio-ecological system on the foundations of unity in diversity, thus providing a bridge to sustainable (intergenerational) well-being.