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Consensus (Social sciences)

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On Conflict and Consensus

C. T. Lawrence Butler

1991

Reflective Democracy (Oxford Political Theory)

Robert E. Goodin

2003

Deliberative democracy and beyond

John S. Dryzek

2000

The Wisdom of Crowds:Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How Collective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies and Nations

James Surowiecki

2004 ★ 4.0

Co-operacy

Dale Hunter

1998

Should We Consent to Be Governed?

Stephen Nathanson

1991

The dominant ideology thesis

Nicholas Abercrombie

1980

Everybody Paddles

Charles A. Archer

2014

Consensus Organizing

Mike Eichler

2007

United we fall

Philip T. Neisser

2008

The spirit of compromise

Amy Gutmann

2014

Putting sense into consensus

Judy Ness

1998

A brutal friendship

Said Aburish

1998

Mutual Aid

Peter Kropotkin

1891 ★ 4.3

Consensus in the classroom

L. Sartor, M. Y. Brown

2004

The facilitator's fieldbook

Thomas Justice

1999

Consensus politics from Attlee to Thatcher

Dennis Kavanagh

1989

Breaking Robert's rules

Lawrence Susskind

2006

The consent of the governed

John C. Livingston

1966

More Than 50 Ways to Build Team Consensus

R. Bruce Williams

1993

A Case for Aid

James D. Wolfensohn

2002

Washington rules

Sean Runnette, Andrew J. Bacevich

2010

Achieving consensus

Jon Scott

1996

Unions and legitimacy

Gary N. Chaison, Barbara J. Bigelow, Gary N Chaison

2002

Democratic Procedures and Liberal Consensus

George Klosko

2000

The power of a good fight

Lynne Eisaguirre

2002

Facilitator excellence

Fran Rees

1998

The puzzle of unanimity

Pamela C. Corley

2013

Judging rights

Kirstie Morna McClure

1996

Democracy, consensus & social contract

Pierre Birnbaum, Geraint Parry, Jack Lively

1978

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