But as is always the case when new forms of politics emerge, a corresponding organizational structure with professional expertise needs to be created. This would of course require the proliferation of university educations geared towards this end as well as a rich plethora of private companies, public-private partnerships, public support of civil society and volunteering and a host of social entrepreneurs and other so-called “fourth sector”[81] actors. Any successful Gemeinschaft Politics must be supported by a rich ecosystem of partnerships,
