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Integration, Effectiveness and Adaptation in Social Systems

The kibbutz system furnishes a new model of community life which emphasizes both the integrated group and the integrated individual. It is a way of life which includes within the framework of its community the full personality and avoids the fragmentation of the individual which is characteristic of most organized societies. It is a total-inclusion system in which members live, raise children, work and produce and grow old and die. A kibbutz is in fact a micro-cosmos society. It is a community which strives with considerable success to integrate technological achievements with social achievements. The discrepancy between technical advance and social progress is the crucial dilemma of modern industrial society. The kibbutz system thus is of interest not only in its own right, but in relation to more conventional social structures.