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**Co-operacy. A new way of being at work** (1997) by Dale Hunter, Anne Bailey and Bill Taylor.

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We gift you our Co-operacy book, first published in 1997. While the world has advanced in so many ways, the foundational principles outlined in this book still hold true. Enjoy.

Please share any insights, tools, and principles you find valuable. **Contact us** to let us know and please pass the book link on to others.

Management Zen – Spanish language translation of The Zen of Groups

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Management Zen is a Spanish translation of our first book, The Zen of Groups: A handbook for people meeting with purpose ( 1992). Management Zen was originally published in Argentina and has been out of print for a number of years. Spanish speakers may enjoy reading this version. Do download and use.

The purpose of the book is to alter consciousness about what is possible for groups and to provide access to group synergy. The book offers insight into what makes groups work powerfully, and includes a large selection of exercises and techniques which will will assist your group to move through the processes and stages which will make this possible.

The book is designed to appeal to a broad spectrum of readers involved in organisations, business, community groups, education and recreation. It is written to be accessible to everyone who is part of a work, community, social, family or support group. The leadership role we explore in depth is that of a facilitator.

Download The Gift of Presence in Groups: An Unfolding Story of Transformative Learning

A chapter by Dale Hunter and S tephen J. Thorpe published in Wright, D., & Hill, S.B. (Eds.), Social Ecology and Education: Transforming Worldviews and Practices (pp. 89-100). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003033462.

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In this chapter, The Gift of Presence in Gro ups, we describe our journey of discovery into the transformative nature of presence in groups. The authors’ recognition of the power of presence occurred while working with a variety of groups both as facilitators and leaders of facilitator training programmes.