Project Area C
Modes of Decision-Making
Within the Project Area C, the focus was placed on diverse practices of decision-making with respect to their communicative and social logics. The seven sub-projects took different modes of decision-making (we differentiate between negotiation, decision qua authority, externalization and formalized procedures) as well in the view as the ways in which these could be intertwined. It also seeked to clarify to what extent and why modes and social logics of decision-making changed in the long run, particularly which role processes of formalization played therefore, and why certain forms of decision-making have proved remarkably stable.
C01 | Medieval Rabbinic Responsa as a Practice of Religious Decision-Making | Grundmann |
C02 | The function of the Supernatural in the Process of Imperial Decision-Making in Byzantium (6th to 12th centuries) | Grünbart |
C03 | Decision-Making by Drawing Lots in the Middle Ages and Early Modernity | Stollberg-Rilinger/ Wagner |
C04 | Decision-making in Early Modern Court Proceedings: A German-English Comparison, 16th to 19th centuries | Krischer/ Oestmann |
C05 | Prussian Civil Servant Bureaucracy and Local Self-Government: Village Decision-Making in the Prussian Province of Westphalia in the 19th and early 20th centuries | Freitag |
C06 | Political Decision-Making in the Federal Republic of Germany | Großbölting |
C07 | Political Decision-Making in Socialist Czechoslovakia | Mühle |