Handbook on Consensus

In our lives, we constantly face the need to make collective decisions: whether it's planning a vacation together, celebrating a birthday, organizing a garbage cleanup, or blockading a railway. This book provides a detailed guide to consensus decision-making, where the opinions of every involved group member are taken into account and no one is forced to follow the majority. The authors examine common problems in collective decision-making, propose possible solutions, provide practical advice for improving the effectiveness of meetings, including virtual ones, and describe in detail the representative council model and the rapid consensus process.

Given that many important decisions in the modern world are made independently of our opinions, the book's final chapter is particularly interesting, focusing on how society can be restructured to ensure the fullest possible participation of every inhabitant of the planet in making collective decisions and implementing them.

Whether you're familiar with consensus or hearing about it for the first time, whether you consider it the best decision-making method, or whether you're still struggling to use it in your group, this book is for you.

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