Consensual Effectivity

Christoph Mandl (), Markus Hauser () and Hanna Mandl ()
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Christoph Mandl: University of Vienna
Markus Hauser: Katholische Sozialakademie Österreichs (ksoe)
Hanna Mandl: Mandl, Luethi & Partner

Chapter Chapter 10 in The Co-creative Meeting, 2013, pp 91-102 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Enough of talking! Let’s decide what to do and then do it.—When sitting in a coordinating meeting this is not only a common but also a very sensible thing to say. Once the options are clear it is indeed time to choose which road to travel. In Co-creative Meetings, however, things are not that straightforward. Sometimes the options are not clear at all. Sometimes every participant knows for sure the ‘right’ path but everyone has a different path in mind. Worse still, sometimes participants even lack a shared understanding of what it is they want to achieve together. Increasingly, however, there also seems to be a conflict between each individual’s interests and the interests of the community or the organization as a whole.

Keywords: Early Adopter; Invisible Hand; Vote Procedure; Potential Adopter; Fine Dust (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-34231-8_10

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