We the People¶
Buck, J., & Villines, S. (2007). We the People: Consenting to a Deeper Democracy: A Guide to Sociocratic Principles and Methods.
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Mechanisms¶
- Consent Decision Rule
- This is the sociocratic sense of consent, and it is deliberately weaker than consensus (all-agree) and different in kind from a majority vote (most-agree).
This sourceDefines sociocratic consent as decision by absence of a reasoned objection, distinct from unanimity-style consensus and from majority voting.
- This is the sociocratic sense of consent, and it is deliberately weaker than consensus (all-agree) and different in kind from a majority vote (most-agree).
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