With this book you enter a new, rich discourse: the discourse on coordination and civility. Can law, state, politics, and culture be analyzed in terms of coordination? Do political and social forms of coordination correspond? What is civility and why does it vary? Can equality, freedom, and responsibility be combined? How do actors fight over an enlightened public sphere? How to analyze public policy? Are there ways to a bound economy and a reasonable global order? A well-written, thought-provoking textweiterlesen