This thesis examines how the balancing of economics, the market, individual
participation and the environment is difficult in terms of trying to achieve
emancipatory outcomes for all. There is no definite resolution, and none was
expected for a topic such as this, as the outcomes are all compromises, but
with possibilities for action through a pragmatic political system.
Emancipation must be worked for in order to be reached and maintained via
this pragmatism, with the hardest outcomes being that for the environment and
participation by individuals. What is resolved, though, is that market
liberalisation and strict regulation are not equitable solutions for the State to
follow.