roryridleyduff

I'm not sure why 'Nation-In-Distress' makes these comments...they are not grounded in reading the study above. Communitarianism shares some common ground with a Marxian analysis, but it also shares common ground with some forms of liberalism, so these comments are not helpful to people who want to understand what this study is focussed on. Common Purpose (the organisation, not the concept) is not grounded in communism. It is a charity that aims to build dialogue between the private, public and voluntary sectors - it is not a challenge to any of them. Best wishes Rory Ridley-Duff Author

roryridleyduff

Misterfrost, I was able to send a colleague of mine on this programme some years ago (in 2002). He found it extraordinarily challenging, and it sounded extremely interesting. With hindsight, I wish I had gone myself. Unfortunately, I've not yet had a chance to go on the programme (yet!), but at the time I thought the aims of the programme were laudable, and the achievements potentially frame-breaking in helping future leaders to connect different aspects of life together. What is your interest in it? Best wishes Rory

MisterFrost

Where do you stand on Common Purpose? If you don't mind. http://www.commonpurpose.org.uk