Sentence examples for egalitarian decision making from inspiring English sources
One does not genuinely treat others as equals if one insists on imposing principles on them that they cannot reasonably accept, even if this imposition takes place against the background of egalitarian decision making processes.
An unintentional consequence is that tensions between the social norms of the community and the egalitarian decision making model used by participatory action researchers often lead to community resistance (Juras et al. 1997; McMillan 1975; Serrano-García 1990; Wallerstein 1999).
Throughout the project, tensions arose between these boundaries to participation and the goal of PAR: the encouragement of an egalitarian contribution of all stakeholders in decision making.
We emphasize the importance organizational mechanisms and standards that provide more efficient and egalitarian decision-making.
In line with such thinking, Neshevets and fellow activists formed egalitarian decision-making assemblies on the Maidan.
Relationships that embrace egalitarian decision-making and equal division of power often report low levels of conflict, control, and abuse [ 35].
Thus, relationships of equally dependent partners that embrace egalitarian decision-making and an equal division of power within the family more often report low levels of conflict, control, and abuse [ 27, 28].
This suggests that shared and egalitarian parenting practices may position women to exert more influence around family decision making [ 40].
Within Mikea forest encampments an egalitarian form of self-government predominates, with the eldest male family member having the main decision making authority for the group.
