Klaus-Dieter Thill

The book reconstructs how relevance increasingly arises before the visible act of decision. Through precise case analyses drawn from organisations, professional contexts, and everyday life, the volume shows how visibility is weighted, options are filtered, responsibility is distributed, and decisions are carried procedurally. Decision does not disappear. Its place of emergence shifts. The book documents conditions under which action remains personally attributable while its pre-structuring operates systemically - and how efficiency, comfort, safety, and habituation stabilise this shift. No alarm. A finding.