The Consensus Process | Occupy Gainesville Florida
Title
The Consensus Process | Occupy Gainesville Florida
Date
2011
Type
Web Page
Item Type
Web Page
Abstract Note
Consensus decision-making differs from the majority vote method of group decision-making with which most north americans and europeans are probably familiar, in that it seeks to include all voices as part of the process of reaching agreement between voluntary participants.
Whereas voting by definition requires losers and winners, consensus allows all to participate in the crafting of resolution to problems, challenges, issues.
As it is used in Occupy Gainesville, the process often follows this general outline:
Whereas voting by definition requires losers and winners, consensus allows all to participate in the crafting of resolution to problems, challenges, issues.
As it is used in Occupy Gainesville, the process often follows this general outline:
Access Date
2011-12-08 17:14:23
Date
2011
Title
The Consensus Process | Occupy Gainesville Florida
URL
http://www.occupygainesville.org/consensus
Website Title
Occupy Gainesville
Attachment Title
The Consensus Process | Occupy Gainesville Florida
Attachment URL
http://www.occupygainesville.org/consensus
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Citation
“The Consensus Process | Occupy Gainesville Florida,” Occupy Archive, accessed April 20, 2024, https://occupyarchive.org/items/show/2777.