I'm sensitive to the fact that you're pressed for time. I would just say that although the roots of good political culture actually are in a robust civil society and pre-party, if I can put it that way, plainly the organization of social movements and political parties is an important part of the equation. To the extent that people are arguing for some attention to be paid to that, I think that's a good thing.
The question about vectors or channels is just about identifying efficient ones. If there is no efficient one now, then by all means, let's make one. It's a good emphasis, and an additional emphasis on some of the work that's going on now.
If I remember correctly the history of the discussion that went into the founding of the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development, it was just such a discussion. I think this was the discussion, in large measure, at the very beginning. The conclusion of people at the end of the day was to have something that would be somewhat broader in reach, if I'm not mistaken. Maybe historically I'm wrong, but I think that was the case.