sociocracy

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sociocracy

collective government or government by society as a whole.

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Dynamic Governance, also known as sociocracy, provides a renewed cooperative advantage that engages owners and stakeholders.

The Center invited Jerry Koch-Gonzalez, of Sociocracy for All (SoFA), to lead a workshop at the 2016 Co-op Roots Conference in Spokane, Wash.

Dynamic Governance promotes inclusive decision-making that reflects co-op values

believer in his grand scheme for a utopian sociocracy, sent a letter to

The Medium Against the Message: The Dilemma of Utopian Narration

Because of past governance issues, and because ecovillages around the world have found this to be a very suitable model, Aldinga is currently looking into a different system of governance, called 'sociocracy', which has a strong element of conflict preemption or prevention.

Inside ecovillage life: once regarded as little more than hippy communes, ecovillages are attracting a lot of attention as Australians, driven by concerns about climate, sustainability and community, seek a more satisfying lifestyle alternative. But are they for everyone?

Sociocracy, the study of social laws and the art of applying them to produce order and progress, was to replace politics as the mechanism of social governance.

Political science, public administration, and the rise of the American administrative state