Town Hall

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A town hall meeting in West Hartford

The term Town Hall (german. Town Hall ) is in English-speaking countries a name for the town hall or a home for town hall meetings in cities. Town Hall Meeting is used for the gathering of citizens ( citizens' meeting ) in the premises of the town hall or city ​​hall , as is common in small towns in the USA.

In business , town halls are known in the form of presentations by the management for all employees of the company . In IT (information technology) companies it is also used for presentations in a kind of company meeting.

Often a town hall meeting is followed by a discussion or a question-and-answer part ( Q&A - questions and answers ).

literature

  • Dominik Nagl: No Part of the Mother Country, but Distinct Dominions Legal Transfer, State Building and Governance in England, Massachusetts and South Carolina, 1630–1769. LIT, Berlin 2013, p. 332ff. ISBN 978-3-643-11817-2 . On-line

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