To the extent that domination is seen as part of a social conspiracy or
the responsibility of a few individuals, the latent consequence is to assign
blame, arouse defenses, and entrench the fundamental problems. At best, it
mobilizes social and political opposition to the problem, aiming for revolutionary change, but usually achieving no more than marginal change.
Although such mobilization may be appropriate, a more systemic understanding would help to create a greater sense of collective responsibility and
to find ways of reframing the basic problems to create new kinds of remedial
actions. For example, such reframing may show that domination
is embedded in processes of mutual causality or in dialectical logics of change
that can be reshaped by giving attention to special system pathologies, new
codes of social responsibility, new concepts of social accounting, and the
like. As discussed in Chapter 8, we may be able to remove key problems by
To the extent that domination is seen as part of a social conspiracy or
the responsibility of a few individuals, the latent consequence is to assign
blame, arouse defenses, and entrench the fundamental problems. At best, it
mobilizes social and political opposition to the problem, aiming for revolutionary change, but usually achieving no more than marginal change.
Although such mobilization may be appropriate, a more systemic understanding would help to create a greater sense of collective responsibility and
to find ways of reframing the basic problems to create new kinds of remedial
actions. For example, such reframing may show that domination
is embedded in processes of mutual causality or in dialectical logics of change
that can be reshaped by giving attention to special system pathologies, new
codes of social responsibility, new concepts of social accounting, and the
like. As discussed in Chapter 8, we may be able to remove key problems by
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