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vibrant nation: eight citizen-led movements to advance Australia fair. vibrant nation trilogy, #3
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- ISBN978-1-7642922-3-8
- EAN9781764292238
- Date de parution28/10/2025
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- Éditeurpaul mallett
Résumé
Set in 2064, vibrant nation is a story-driven blueprint for public policy that puts prevention, upstream thinking, and equity at the heart of Australian life. Through an intergenerational walk-and-talk with paul, an experienced reformer, and Willow, a young leader, the book explores how a country chose kind politics and rebuilt institutions to widen dignity, strengthen public health, and deepen belonging.
Each chapter follows a movement that turns values into visible change: a republic grounded in truth-telling and shared symbols; liquid democracy that builds an infrastructure of trust and participation; a Children and Young Persons Accord that centres equity from pregnancy to adulthood; fair work with portable entitlements and a care economy that values contribution as well as output; a public digital charter to curb surveillance capitalism; environmental covenants with Ocean, Rivers, Land, and Air; a sanctuary-first approach to protection and resettlement; and upstream budgeting measured by a public Avoidable Costs Unit (ACU).
Together, these moves show how a nation can bake dignity into design, shifting "normal" from patching harm to preventing it-one parliament, service, platform, and policy at a time. Like its companion volumes, this is not a political manifesto or a technocratic treatise. It is part memoir, part field guide, part civic futures narrative: practical enough for Cabinets, coalitions, and campaigns; human enough for readers who want hope with evidence.
If you have ever wondered what happens when we invest early and measure success by the harm we prevent, this book invites you to begin the walk on the national stage. At its heart are the three organising principles that run through the trilogy and anchor this final volume: Upstream Thinking (prevention and structural redesign), Kind Politics (leading with empathy and dignity), and solutions shaped by lived experience and informed by the Power Threat Meaning Framework, which reads distress through how power operates, the threats people face, and the meanings they make.
These ideas are not soft; they are working frameworks for real transformation: redressing power, reducing threat, and restoring dignity.vibrant nation is an invitation to communities everywhere: design for belonging, align national systems with care, and let kindness become contagious-a country worth caring for, a future worth making.
Each chapter follows a movement that turns values into visible change: a republic grounded in truth-telling and shared symbols; liquid democracy that builds an infrastructure of trust and participation; a Children and Young Persons Accord that centres equity from pregnancy to adulthood; fair work with portable entitlements and a care economy that values contribution as well as output; a public digital charter to curb surveillance capitalism; environmental covenants with Ocean, Rivers, Land, and Air; a sanctuary-first approach to protection and resettlement; and upstream budgeting measured by a public Avoidable Costs Unit (ACU).
Together, these moves show how a nation can bake dignity into design, shifting "normal" from patching harm to preventing it-one parliament, service, platform, and policy at a time. Like its companion volumes, this is not a political manifesto or a technocratic treatise. It is part memoir, part field guide, part civic futures narrative: practical enough for Cabinets, coalitions, and campaigns; human enough for readers who want hope with evidence.
If you have ever wondered what happens when we invest early and measure success by the harm we prevent, this book invites you to begin the walk on the national stage. At its heart are the three organising principles that run through the trilogy and anchor this final volume: Upstream Thinking (prevention and structural redesign), Kind Politics (leading with empathy and dignity), and solutions shaped by lived experience and informed by the Power Threat Meaning Framework, which reads distress through how power operates, the threats people face, and the meanings they make.
These ideas are not soft; they are working frameworks for real transformation: redressing power, reducing threat, and restoring dignity.vibrant nation is an invitation to communities everywhere: design for belonging, align national systems with care, and let kindness become contagious-a country worth caring for, a future worth making.
