Humanity 4.0
Posted by Michelle Holliday on 21 Dec 2009
Hello!
Below you'll find a summary of my book, Humanity 4.0: A Field Guide for Paradigm Pioneers. To the right you'll find links to available chapters.
There's a place to leave comments at the end of each section. I'll be very interested to hear your reactions.
I will post additional chapters as they are ready to share. Please send me an email if you'd like to be notified when new chapters are posted.
Enjoy! And thanks for your interest!
Michelle
BOOK SUMMARY
In a bold reinterpretation of history and human destiny, Humanity 4.0: A Field Guide for Paradigm Pioneers draws on extensive research into cutting-edge businesses, complexity science, psychology and a range of other disciplines to identify clear signposts that humanity is well on its way into a worldview of connection and integration that would be better termed the Integral Era than the Internet Age.
Indicating the vast implications for business, the author challenges our most basic assumptions, proposing a dramatically different way of thinking about the economy, the organization and ourselves. She offers practical guidance for each organization’s unique journey into the Integral Era, making a compelling argument that those who explore and embrace this new worldview and its accompanying principles and practices will be most successful at navigating its complex terrain.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Michelle Holliday has 20 years’ experience in brand strategy, with particular expertise in authentic marketing. She founded Cambium after observing that the predominant organizational concepts and ways of working are neither optimal nor sustainable. And she is driven by the desire to help usher in an expanded set of beliefs and practices based on a view of organizations as living systems. [Read more]
Hi,
me and my friend Johan are writing our thesis in the field of urban studies. I saw your Tedx clip which I found very interesting and true. I´m also part of an integral community here in Malmö, Sweden, so the context is familiar for me.
In your talk you referred to biologists that discuss the properties of self- integrating living systems. In our writing we would love to apply this thinking in our work. We would appreciate if you could recommend some literature that explains the connection of parts, wholes and relationships in living systems.
Tank you and good luck with your work
Sharif
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