INTRODUCTION (p.1)

THE THREAT TO DEMOCRACY 1. Democracy as an Advanced Form of Socio-Political Organization 2. The Structure of This Manuscript

CHAPTER ONE (p.9)
INTRODUCING THE FOUR-QUADRANT SYSTEM

1. The History of Democracy Phase One: Athenian Democracy Phase Two: 18th and 19th Century Democratic Theory and Practice Phase Three: "Democratic Elitism" Phase Four: The Current Frontier in Democractic Theory and Practice 2. Distinguishing Two Dimensions The Horizonal Axis: Autonomy / Heteronomy The Vertical Axis: Independence / Interdependence The Four-Quadrant System Quadrant One Quadrant Two The Hidden Quadrants Quadrant Three Quadrant Four

CHAPTER TWO (p.32)
PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY AS PROCESS

1. The Four Organizational Forms 2. Implicate Order and "Process"

CHAPTER THREE (p. 42)
THE FOUR QUADRANTS AND THE "CORE" PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES

1. Psychological Foundation for Mitroff's Organizational Forms 2. Further Exploration of the Four Core Types An elaboration of the NF type 3. The Devaluation of NF Historical Recognition Prior to Jung of the Devaluation of NF 4. The Demographics of N and F 5. The Developmental Levels of F and N The Five Levels of the Feeling Function The Five Levels of the Intuitive Function 6. Strong NF Combination Linked With Quadrant Four

CHAPTER FOUR (p. 68)
EDUCATING FOR PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY

1. Socio-Political Level A Partial History of Autonomy in Education Education Processes in Community Building 2. Psychological Level Educating the Capacity for Higher Level Feeling Educating the Capacity for Higher Level Intuition - Creativity: Reconstruction/Deconstruction 3. Democracy as Limino-Centric Society

CHAPTER FIVE (p. 95)
PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY DEFERRED

1. The Incommensurability of Rival Paradigms 2. Socio-Organizational Relativism or Quadrant Relativism 3. The Instrumental Argument for Democracy 4. The Fragmentation and Co-optation of the Dimensions and Functions "Teambuilding" Gablik and Bookchin

CHAPTER SIX (p. 106)
CONSENSUS: THE QUINTESSENTIAL METHODOLOGY FOR PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY

1. Types of Consensus Point D Point E Point F Point G

BIBLIOGRAPHY (p. 112)