A NEW SOCIAL CONTRACT -A Manifest o for a Free Society -

The worl d is in a rapid changing era. New principles have been adapted in the transformation from a modern society to a post -modern society and the new values are forcing societies to change and leave traditional values. When the countries in the world are observed, it is easily and clearly seen that there are essential differences in societies regarding their socio -economic al, socio- politic al and socio- cultural conditions. Some countries with their traditional economic structure still depend on agriculture, which i s the general characteristics of a pre -modern society. Other countries have the features of an industrial society. Meanwhile developed countries by stepping beyond industrialization and modernization have prepared themselves for the post -modern world of th e 2000 years. Developments in information technology and cybernetic revolution enable countries to easily realize the developments and changes in other countries and increase their desire for reform and change. While change and reform winds are blowi ng in the world some societies are still looking at new emerging values with doubt and some can not save themselves from the tyranny of the status quo. The societies of the world must decide and agree on the main principles of a new social contract. T he societies in the world needs a new vision which puts forward the main principles and objectives of change and reform