(See 11.1 strategic dilemmas)

(Tentative)

Explanation for the corresponding strategic dilemmas given in Figure 2, Figure 3a, Figure 3b, Figure 4 and Figure 5 could be adapted to the inter-personal dilemmas explored here.

• Column and row headings correspond to major clusters of functions essential to the sustainable development of a meeting
• Words used to label the scope of clusters are necessarily inadequate at the level of generality indicated.
• The clusters could be "unpacked" to give more columns and rows. Cluster label words would then become more specifically appropriate.
• The cells of the table indicate fundamental dilemmas of participation in a sustainable meeting
• Sacrifices must be made in the process of change and transformation. The dilemma is the level of the sacrifice that is appropriate.
• Sustainability is determined by the balance between the various forms of sacrifice and the constraints that they impose on one another.
• The columns/rows can be thought of in terms of values, logics or languages which successively confront each other.