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A New Golden Age of Governance - by Palladium Editors

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This article by Wolf Tivy was published on Palladium Magazine on March 10, 2021. It was featured in PALLADIUM 01: Governance Futurism. We launched Palladium in 2018 with “Towards the Post-Liberal Synthesis.” It centered our analysis on the exhaustion and looming failure of liberalism—the governing ideology of Western societies—and launched us on this Governance Futurism project to replace it. We hold to this vision: it is possible to build a new and better governing worldview that salvages the victories of our current paradigm and overcomes its flaws with a new and better vector for progress. The intervening years have only confirmed the diagnosis of deep crisis. At home, trust in traditional institutions of authority has declined. Political polarization has never been higher in recent memory. Problems ranging from climate change to deindustrialization remain unaddressed. Other problems equally as dire lurk beneath our notice. Abroad, countries such as Russia, Turkey, and Hungary are c

A New Golden Age of Governance Existential problems confront our society. Our response will be the foundation of a new golden age of governance. May 02, 2024 30 4 Share Jimmy Conover/Sunrise at Shiprock, New Mexico This article by Wolf Tivy was published on Palladium Magazine on March 10, 2021. It was featured in PALLADIUM 01: Governance Futurism . We launched Palladium in 2018 with “ Towards the Post-Liberal Synthesis. ” It centered our analysis on the exhaustion and looming failure of liberalism—the governing ideology of Western societies—and launched us on this Governance Futurism project t

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