Robert's Rules of Order was originally published in 1876, as a guide for groups when they met to maximize the efficiency of their meetings and conduct their business in an orderly fashion.
The book highlights how to properly motion for an argument or change, and the subsequent steps required for a motion to pass.
Additionally, it elaborates on decorum, etiquette, voting procedures, positions within the group, and more.
With a new foreword by Chris Mac Donald, author of The Business Ethics Blog and Nancy Walton, co-editor of The Research Ethics Journal Review, this edition is sure to provide readers with the most comprehensive version of Robert's classic guide.
It's sure to make meetings run more smoothly, and help whatever your cause achieve greater success.
Clydesdale Press Robert's rules of order: the original manual for assembly rules, business etiquette, and conduct, hardcover/henry robert
