You say that the three functions identified by Peter Drucker, (social status, function, and legitimacy) for the individual citizen are provided by this process. How?
(return to the top of this page) John J. Tarrant in his book “Drucker” states that Peter Drucker, America’s most prolific and influential author on management practices in his books, “sets forth the touchstone for the free industrial society of the future: ‘No society can function as a society unless it gives the individual member social status and function and unless the decisive social power is legitimate power. Status, function, and legitimacy; the essentials of the new order.'” This process allows every citizen who wishes to do so to become a “public official” i.e., a Citizen Councilor. However, in this case the citizen does not have to be elected or duly appointed—just be a citizen and volunteer to serve. This will provide individuals with social status. Citizen Councilors will serve as official advisors and a sounding board to public and school officials and planners on a variety of issues as desired. This will provide individual citizens with function. Finally, as more and more
