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Leadership Coaching Tip

Leadership Coaching Tips / March 2012

Eco Leadership: The Practice of Deep Understanding in Action

Renee Snow

For those of you unfamiliar with the term, Eco Leadership, refers to the marriage of ecology and economy within leadership science. As it is applied here, ecology means the interrelationship among beings in a community and economy is the management of resources within a community. For a leadership model to be sustainable and while building capacity it must address both ecology and economy.

Coinciding with …

Book Review: A New Economics of Cultural Cross-Fertilization

Book Reviews / March 2012

A Review Essay on Ronnie Lessem’s and Alexander Schieffer’s Integral Economics (Gower, 2010)

Christian Arnsperger

The discipline of economics has fallen into a deep crisis, just as humanity is scrambling for a new – and, for the first time perhaps, completely global – worldview that will allow it to address the immense challenges of economic poverty, ecological and human sustainability, and geopolitical peace that the 21st century is sending its way. A crisis of economics at …

The Human Art of Leading—Part 2

Feature Articles / March 2012

[Part 1 of this article is: McCaslin, M. & Snow, R. (October, 2010). The human art of leading: A foreshadow to the potentiating movement of leadership studies. Integral Leadership Review, X (5). http://www.archive-ilr.com/archives-2010/2010-10/2010-10-toc.php – Editor]

Practicing the Potentiating Art of Deep Understanding

Mark McCaslin and Renee Snow

Opening Interlude

It is difficult to fully speak about the gifts of human potential lying dormant in the eco – the sacred habitat where individually held potentials …

Featured Article: Resilience Through The Integral Lens – A Case Study

Feature Articles / March 2011

Maureen Metcalf and Belinda Gore

This article takes a look at resilience through an integral lens. We will explore how we define it, how we applied it to a client project, our findings, and our analysis.

Our objective in writing this article is to contribute to the literature of applied integral theory about leadership development through sharing our learnings. These theories, and our application of them, are a work in process. We (Maureen Metcalf and Belinda …

Featured Article: Leading in Uncertain Times: Leadership Characteristics of the Self-Transforming Mind

Feature Articles / March 2011

Camden C. Danielson

Do you know your people?  And do you love them?

Mother Teresa
Address to Indian HR Executives

The global environment is increasing the degree of complexity for organizations operating anywhere in the world. With it arises the need for a different kind of inquiry operating within our lives and organizations. The requirement for greater openness to uncertainty will challenge our sense of purpose, identity, and self-efficacy.  The founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung, …

Notes from the Field: The Integral Leadership Panel at Fielding Graduate University

Notes from the Field / March 2011

The Integral Leadership Panel at Fielding Graduate University

Sergej van Middendorp

This January, at Fielding Graduate University’s winter session, Jerry Snow facilitated the integral leadership panel. In this session, a group of doctoral students and alumni gathered around Russ Volckmann, Clint Fuhs, Aliki Nicolaides, Nancy Wallis, and Anne Acosta to listen to and discuss their integral leadership research and practice.

The session started with participants thinking about their current, pressing questions with regard to integral leadership …

Featured Article: Transcendent leadership: Pathway to global sustainability

Feature Articles / March 2011

John Jacob Zucker Gardiner

Paper presented at the first Working Collaboratively for Sustainability
International Conference,
Seattle University, Seattle, Washington, April 12, 2009.

 

Global sustainability – social, economic, and environmental—is best served by an emergent leadership metaphor that serves the triple bottom lines of profits, people, and planet of the 21st century global corporation: transcendent leadership. Introduced as a global imperative at the 2007 World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland (Useem, 2007, pp. 1-2), …

Feature Article: An Integral Approach to Project Management

Feature Articles / March 2011

Brad McManus & Ron Cacioppe

Abstract

 

Projects are an important management approach to improving organisational effectiveness. This paper describes how project management can contribute to achievement of an organisation’s strategy and sustainable success by adopting a more holistic, ‘integral’ approach to a project and the leadership of people during the stages of a project. An integral four quadrant framework for project management is presented that includes a practical and comprehensive approach to change management.  The …

Leadership Coaching Tip: Leadership Coaching From an SDi Perspective

Leadership Coaching Tips / March 2011

Leadership Coaching From an SDi Perspective

Rachel Castagne

Leader: A person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.

‘To lead’: To cause a person or animal to go with one, especially by drawing them along or by preceding them to a destination.

 

Clare Graves’ research and theory on levels of existence, or Spiral Dynamics integral (SDi) as it is been made more widely known through Dr Don Beck, gives us useful insights into …

CODA

Coda / March 2011

Reflections on Guggenbhul-Craig’s Power in the Helping Professions.

Recently, Jeannie and I had the pleasure of being the guests of Don Benson and Helen Spector (Benson) while they were vacationing in Sedona, Arizona. Don is a much-ion-demand consultant on supply change management, as well as an innovator and entrepreneur. In addition, he is probably the most widely read individual that I have ever known. He seems to consume books as frequent intellectual snacks in his …