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Approaches for Community Decision Making and Collective Reasoning: Knowledge Technology Support

Author John Yearwood
Publisher IGI Global
Category Business & Economics
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Author(s)John Yearwood
PublisherIGI Global
ISBN / ASIN1466618183
ISBN-139781466618183
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Technology currently encourages the capture and storage of vast quantities of data and information and so thinkers, reasoners, and decision-makers have available large resources to support their tasks. At the same time, there is a need to engage with an enormous range of complex issues that require reasoning and decisions that are actionable to address them.

Approaches for Community Decision Making and Collective Reasoning: Knowledge Technology Support acts to provide knowledge for each individual in a group with the broad structural wealth of reasoning. It also acts as an explicit structure that technological devices for supporting reasoning within a group can hook onto. If you are interested in how groups can structure their activities towards making better decisions or in developing technologies for the support of decision-making in groups, then this book is an excellent way to understand the state of the art and possible ways forward.

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