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Microsolidarity Search… ⌃K Microsolidarity Essays Background & introduction Five Scales of Microsolidarity Leadership as Hospitality A Developmental Pathway From Domination to Partnership Practices Participate Archive Powered By GitBook Leadership as Hospitality Another distinctive aspect of microsolidarity is how we think about power, leadership & authority. Microsolidarity communities are designed to distribute authority and maximise autonomy, but it could be misleading to call them "non-hierarchical". Non-hierarchy implies that nobody has more status or importance than anyone else. In my work with non-hierarchical groups all over the world, I’ve never met one that achieved true equality. Even when we remove the formal ranking system of a management hierarchy, some people have more status & influence than others. So while there’s no formal hierarchy in a microsolidarity community, some people inevitably have more influence than others. For example, if you spend weeks preparing and or

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