History & Theory
Books on sociocracy by Gerard Endenburg are published by Eburon Academic Publishers in The Netherlands. They can be purchased on their website, often more inexpensively than in the United States. These titles can also be purchased through AbeBooks.com where you can search the inventories of thousands of booksellers around the world for new, used, rare, and out-of-print books. The Two Major Books on Sociocracy by Gerard Endenburg Sociocracy: The Organization of Decision-Making. Also in Dutch:
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History & Theory
The history of sociocracy begins in the mid-19th century when the idea of a sociocracy developed along with the social science, sociology, the study of people in society. A sociocracy is an organization that is governed by the “socius,” those who associate together, companions who know each other. It differs from a “democracy” in that it was intended and has developed as a method in which people work together to govern themselves. While it shares
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