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Busting the Myth that Consensus-with-Unanimity is Good For Communities, Part I - Ecovillages

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1	Busting the myth that consensus-with-unanimity is good for communities, part ı

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1	From ecovillages
2	"consensus-with-unanimity"
3	Other decision rules
4	Falling in love with consensus
5	Appropriate blocks, ınappropriate blocks
6	When consensus-with-unanimity does work
7	Threatening to block and “premature proposal death”
8	Power-over . . . d****!
9	Other consequences of “tyranny of the minority”
10	What works better ınstead — three collaborative, win-win methods
11	And what about green meadow community?
12	Resources
13	Subscribe
14	For free
15	ın this ıssue:
16	Sponsors
17	Newsletter staff
18	Mission & purpose
19	Advisory board

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1	Busting the Myth that Consensus-with-Unanimity is Good For Communities, Part I (2)

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1	“Consensus . . . allows each person complete power over the group.”
2	People able to endure more conflict may prevail, creating “decision by endurance.”
3	Disproportionate power to whoever supports the status quo.
4	The community may stagnate, unable to change or evolve.
5	Power struggles may drive out some of the group’s most responsible, effective members.
6	N Street Consensus Method.
7	Sociocracy,
8	Holacracy,
9	Also in this Issue:
10	Diana Leafe Christian,
11	Jan Steinman, (2)
12	Marie Marcella,
13	Lois Arkin,
14	Peter Bane,
15	Albert Bates,
16	Tree Bressen,
17	Ernest Callenbach,
18	Giovanni Ciarlo,
19	Raines Cohen,
20	Leila Dregger,
21	Chuck Durrett,
22	Jonathan Dawson,
23	Robert Gilman,
24	Michael Hale,
25	Jeff Grossberg,
26	Martha Harris,
27	Scott Horton,
28	Hildur Jackson,
29	Kosha Joubert,
30	Elana Kann
31	Bill Flemming,
32	Joseph F. Kennedy,
33	Fred & Nancy Lanphear,
34	Mark Lakeman,
35	Max Lindegger,
36	Chris Mare,
37	Ronaye Matthew,
38	Kathryn McCamant,
39	Dr. Bill Metcalf,
40	Ina Meyer-Stoll,
41	Tim Miller,
42	Hank Obermayer,
43	Tos***o Ogata,
44	Craig Ragland,
45	Penelope Reyes,
46	Michael Rios,
47	Jim Shenck,
48	Nicola s***rley,
49	Tony Sirna,
50	Liz Walker,

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1	By Diana Leafe Christian
2	Communities Directory
3	(December, 2012)
4	watch out!” (2)
5	watch . . . out . . . for?”
6	stupidity!!”
7	tried
8	consensus-with-unanimity.
9	process
10	percentage of agreement
11	Facilitator’s Guide to Partic****tory Decision-Making
12	“What Works Better Instead”
13	good
14	Conflict & Consensus
15	Building United Judgment
16	Does Work
17	Building United Judgment.
18	Consensus-Oriented Decision-Making: the CODM Model for Facilitating Groups to Widespread Agreement
19	threaten
20	d****!
21	Consensus-Oriented Decision-Making,
22	widespread disagreement
23	doing so does not ensure unanimous approval of the final, modified proposal.
24	to equally share power
25	ensures that no group member ever has the power to individually control the group,”
26	[Emphasis mine.]
27	Communities Directory,
28	have
29	People able to endure more conflict may prevail, creating “decision by endurance.”
30	seem
31	Disproportionate power to whoever supports the status quo.
32	The community may stagnate, unable to change or evolve.
33	Power struggles may drive out some of the group’s most responsible, effective members.
34	N Street Consensus Method.
35	Sociocracy,
36	Holacracy,
37	Part II, "Consensus as a 'Type One Error'," in January 2013, will focus on why having criteria for a legitimate block and a way to test blocks against it doesn’t work well for most communities; the underlying dynamics of inappropriate blocks; and the mistaken notion that consensus-with-unanimity works well if people would just try harder. slots
38	Diana Leafe Christian is author of the books
39	Finding Community: How to Join an Ecovillage or Intentional Community,
40	Communities
41	Permaculture Activist, (2)
42	Post-Petroleum Survival Guide;
43	Ecotopia, Ecotopia Emerging;
44	Cohousing; Senior Cohousing;
45	Ecovillages;
46	Ecovillages & Sustainable Communities;
47	Ecovillage Living,
48	Beyond You and Me,
49	The Art of Natural Building,
50	Cohousing;
51	Findhorn Book of Community Living;
52	The 60s Communes;
53	Tuwâ
54	Communities Directory;
55	Ecovillage at Ithaca;

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