Social synergy
Origin: Lat. sociālis, Gr. συνεργία
Processes that bring separate groups, projects and people together so that all are able to better fulfill their purpose through joining in cooperation rather than through opposition and domination; Forming a social whole system that is greater than the sum of its parts; a method of enlightened self-interest that helps our species shift from its rapacious territorial phase to its unifying cooperative stage. The SYNCON Process is an example of social synergy.
Spanish: Sinergia social
Sources and references
- Barbara Hubbardcited 9 times
- Gutierrez, Miguel Angel. “Futures studies glossary.”cited 43 times
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