Thomas Kemps

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Sociocracy: Collaborating Fairly and Effectively

Sociocracy (“peer rule”) is an organizational system that supports power sharing and active participation. A sociocratic organization is structured into nested units according to the purpose they pursue. Decisions are made by assent, that is, without objection, and the system adapts over time thanks to continuous feedback.

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