Sublime

deglobalization.

A truly postliberal politics has to outflank both old opposites and new polarities in favour of a paradoxical position: economically radically yet socially moderate and ecologically balanced.

the state disembedded from the ties of society subordinates the social to the joint rule of the economic and the political.

A programme of institution building and policy reform has to be grounded in the sources of political pluralism: a complex mixed constitution, multiple corporate bodies and the dignity of the person.

Rather, it begins with a sense of the limits of the liberal project: the damage done by individualism; liberty reduced to the removal of constraints on private choice; individual rights disconnected from mutual obligations; the erosion of intermediary institutions by the combined power of the free market aided by the centralized state; global disor

Instead of returning to the neoliberal politics of the past, or seeking comfort in authoritarian nationalism, societies should look to democratic corporatism as a model for the political future.

A good start would be to expand corporatist bargaining at national levels between the state, business, trade unions and the charitable sector.

A holistic approach is needed to bind together the pursuit of wealth, health and well-being.