BANTUCRACY: Political Theory for the New World Order

This book proposes Bantucracy, understood as the theory of power (Kratos) of good people (bantu) for the good of people (bantu), as an alternative to modern democracy in decline. This is the Bantu aristocracy, the political regime of competent rulers-servants, capable of leading the governed or other people (bantu) towards their inclusive well-being, beyond the game of accession to power. Politics. In today's times, political and social actors are immersed in a psychopathocracy of monetary law, a kind of power through money and for money. Now, the power of money affects the collective psyche through and through, to the point where the conquest of power and societal relations are evaluated in terms of purchasing power. This study, in a therapeutic approach, breaks the moorings that attach political thought to mercantile democracy, to return to the African Bantu and ancient Greek sources of human governance. Such a return to basics is intended to bring to the present day of thought and praxis, good morality or the Ma'at of ancient Egypt as a necessary and sufficient condition for accession to political power. The book attempts an application of Bantucratie through the Mbongui-Congo political system.