In "Governance for a New Era" the author looks down the coming centuries and asks what kind of governance does the human race need. Existing governments have proven to be inadequate for dealing with the incredible concentration of wealth, uncontrolled migration, the aggressive takeover by determined ideology and other problems. The book takes a fresh approach, first adding profound new theory on the nature of a country, the requirements for a proper government and a true definition of human rights. The theory provides a foundation for objective government philosophy, principles and method of operation. A chapter includes a complete political constitution (The Ecalpa Constitution) that enables the formation of better governments that can spawn a new era of government competence, personal freedom and opportunity.
The book provides revolutionary ideas that warrant discussion and debate among political scientists, students and members of the public who are concerned with controversial political and social trends.