Abstract
This essay highlights a fundamental hesitation in the democratic space of contemporary societies and organizations. It focuses on the powerful role of the hemicycle and its right-left continuum in French practices of political representation. Over the last thirty years, this spatial commonality has obviously been challenged both in society and in organizations. And digital technologies have reinforced this trend. But what could be the alternative topology for democratic debates in legislative assemblies and organizational decision-making processes?
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