Talk:Nemawashi
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In North America, we have the term "grass roots". As in, obtaining "grass roots" support for something. This seems to express the semantic idea of nemawashi, and, as a bonus, using the same metaphor of plant roots.
Quiet change from the bottom up within a hieararchical organization is just human psychology; not uniquely Japanese.
Then why have a separate article? I move that there should just be a footnote in "Grassroots".
Is the Joanne Dibble a real statement, or trolling? The four lines were inserted with out citation on 20:10, 29 October 2006.
