Stages of change/v1
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
The printable version is no longer supported and may have rendering errors. Please update your browser bookmarks and please use the default browser print function instead.
- vision: there is consensus about one or more social goals
- logistics: there is a plan for achieving a subset of those goals, given adequate resources
- the plan will need to specify what resources are needed and what actions should be taken
- for example, "here is a law we could pass, if enough Congress members would vote for it"
- commitment: a number of people agree to commit effort towards implementing the plan
- provisioning: those who would implement the plan obtain the resources to do so
- ...either by convincing those in power to implement it, or by a change in regime, or by some intermediate method (e.g. electing people who favor the plan, or gathering resources by some other means)
- implementation: the plan is implemented
- survival: the plan must survive attempts to subvert or reverse it
"Consensus" in this context means that a majority find something desirable and nobody has any reasonable objections to it.