Editing Common Wealth Party (section)

==Influences in philosophy==
Other influences during this era included humanistic psychology.  Noted psychologists Dr [[Don Bannister]] and Dr [[James Hemming]] were CW members, and via Hemming and Wintringham so did their friend [[E. F. Schumacher|Ernst Schumacher]] make contributions to party thought. CW enthusiastically adopted the 'executive-sensory nexus' model of organisation, derived from left/right brain theory.  Under this, the Executive Committee, responsible for current decision-making, is shadowed by a scrutiny panel, known in CW as the Sensory Committee, whose role is monitoring and review, research and longer-term development.  CW's interest in optimising social organisation consistent with its principles also led it to develop close links with the School of Integrative Social Research at [[Braziers Park]], [[Oxfordshire]].