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¿Quién decide quién decide?

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La sociocracia es un modelo organizativo que permite a grupos y comunidades autogestionarse de forma eficiente, transparente y respetuosa. A través del consentimiento, las decisiones se toman colectivamente, asegurando que todas las voces sean escuchadas e integradas.
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Decidability in Analysis

Computing, 2005
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Qing Zhou, Weihao Hu
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On Deciding When to Decide

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
We consider a decision maker who follows a status quo without reconsidering her implicit decision at every period. Only as a result of certain events will she ask herself whether she would like to change her choice. We ask when this mode of decision making is compatible with optimality.
Itzhak Gilboa, Fan Wang
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DECIDING WHEN TO DECIDE: COLLECTIVE DELIBERATION AND OBSTRUCTION

International Economic Review, 2022
AbstractWe study the impact of deliberation rules on collective learning and decision making in committees. In contrast to much of the existing literature, this article makes a distinction between the final votes over policy proposals and the cloture votes that bring them about.
ANESI, Vincent, Safronov, Mikhail
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Deciding how to decide

2023
Abstract This introductory chapter establishes the key premises of the book. A differentiation is drawn between music’s capacity to serve democracy in various ways, and its potential to model democracy itself. In modelling democracy, musicians are faced with choices about which aspects of their music-making they wish to democratise, and ...
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Time and the decider

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2021
Abstract Shadmehr and Ahmed's book is a welcome extension of optimal foraging theory and neuroeconomics, achieved by integrating both with parameters relating to effort and rate of movement. Their most persuasive and prolific data come from saccades, where times before and after decision are reasonably determinate. Skeletal movements are less likely
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Deciding to Distrust [PDF]

open access: possibleSSRN Electronic Journal, 2005
We employ experiments to illustrate one factor contributing to the lack of distrust in the recent corporate scandals: Trust rather than no trust was the default. People are more trusting when the default is full trust than when it is no trust. We introduce a new game, the distrust game (DTG), where the default is full trust and find that in it, trust ...
Iris Bohnet, Stephan Meier
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Deciding Not To Decide.

CoRR, 2022
Florian Ellsaesser, Guido Fioretti
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The Council Decides‘: Does the Council Decide?*

JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 1996
AbstractWhat happens in the Council of Ministers? According to the Treaty, the Council is the major body of decision‐making. But with its notorious and contested secrecy, there is very little knowledge about what really happens in Council meetings.The author of this article gained full possession of the complete agendas and the comprehensive ...
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Deciding not to Decide

2000
Abstract Tiie initial policy deilate had served to narrow rather than extend the range of options. The basic diknuna of American policy was encapsulated rather than resolved by NS.i\lvl 52. Vietnam must not fall to the com munists, but the administration was unpn:pan:d to move hard against Dii.:m or introduce American forces in a ...
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