Reader workshop Task democracy

Task democracy is a—for now, theoretical—model for society-wide coordination of sustainability transitions. The model is designed for use alongside liberal democracy, as an upgrade to societal agreements, and as a blueprint for entities such as transition chambers, product councils, and neighborhood councils. The intended outcome is acceleration of transitions and mitigation of crises through cyclical initiation of society-wide transition projects.

The reader is a four page introduction to task democracy. Sections:

• Poly-crisis and political perspectives (Eisenhower matrix)
• Societal agreements and their limitations
• Theory of change: task democracy
• Structure, process, integration
• Implementation
• Large scale applications and transition accelerators
• Intended impact
• Costs, risks and measures
• Alternatives and discussion
• Conclusion

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