12/21 – Why Centrism Fails and How to Overcome Hyperpolarization
Steve McIntosh Among the many uses of integral philosophy, its most promising application is in the realm of politics. This is especially true of the hyperpolarized condition of politics in the U.S.,...
View Article12/21 – The Importance of Trust: An Analysis of Five Drivers of Trust in the...
Irina Kopaneva, Pamela Shockley-Zalabak, Sherwyn Morreale Irina Kopaneva Pamela Shockley-Zalabak Sherwyn Morreale There is much agreement that these are troubling times, characterized by high levels...
View Article12/21 – The Unintentional Bully: An Autoethnographic Reflection on Leadership
Michael Wicker Michael Wicker The pandemic and the subsequent isolation that so many have experienced has caused unprecedented interruptions in the lives of people. No more is this as true as it is in...
View Article12/21 — Vision is Only the Beginning: Educators Talk about Highly Effective...
David L. Nickel David L. Nickel Today, colleges and universities face existential challenges. With declining enrollment pools, constraints on public funding, and increasing questions about whether the...
View Article12/21 – Clare W. Graves Revisited: Beyond Value Systems: Biocultural...
Said E. Dawlabani Those who are familiar with Clare W. Graves’ work, know him as the academic behind a more popular conception known as Spiral Dynamics. The theory and the book with the same name were...
View Article12/21 — Commentary on Clare W. Graves Revisited Beyond Value Systems:...
Dr Robin Lincoln Wood Robin Lincoln Wood It is always a pleasure to review and comment on Said Dawlabani’s work. He brings a meticulous approach to detail and the science that underpins the fields of...
View Article7/31 – Transdisciplinary Logics of Complexity
Sue L. T. McGregor Introduction Sue L. T. McGregor Transdisciplinarity (TD) has evolved over the last 40 years as a way to grapple with the complex, wicked problems facing humanity (McGregor, 2015;...
View Article7/31 – Pandemia as Limensphere: Placemaking via Collective Validation,...
Dena Michele Rosko Dena Michele Rosko The power lines zapped overhead in the late September sky as I crossed the open field, past the new and empty play toy, and around the newly painted white building...
View Article7/31 – On Apocalyptic Hyperobjects, Current Riots in our Westworld, and the...
Introduction: The Year When the Earth Discontinued Eugene Pustoshkin This year has proven to be challenging, indeed! It is full of sociocultural, medical, economical, and psychological turmoil for many...
View Article7/31 – Business Agility
Michael Morrow-Fox, Maureen Metcalf Michael Morrow-Fox Maureen Metcalf Creating a Company that Perpetually Evolves: Methodology Soup As the COVID-19 Pandemic turned businesses worldwide upside down,...
View Article7/31 – Corona-Crisis Exposes the Need for Transformative Leadership
Jaap Geerlof COVID-19: The Latest Pandemic Jaap Geerlof On the last day of 2019, health officials from China reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) about a group of 41 patients with similar...
View Article7/31 – What Lyme Disease Patients Teach Us About Living in a COVID-19 World
Anna Frost Anna Frost When COVID-19 and the subsequent quarantines broke out in the United States beginning in March 2020, the news was unsettling but not incredible. Being that I have completed years...
View Article7/31 – The Undervalued Creative Thinking Aspect of Criticality in Online...
Tracy Cooper Tracy Cooper “I’m no artist; I can’t even draw a stick figure!” How many students have you known who say something like this? Too often students, by the time they are graduate students,...
View Article7/31 – Toxic Leadership and Followership Typologies: A Partial Replication...
R. Mark Bell Toxic leadership and followership remain emerging sectors of inquiry within the overall field of leadership study. As a result of the relative paucity of research on both toxic leadership...
View Article7/31 – Evolutionary regularities of the “act of giving” across neo-Piagetian...
Melita Balas Rant Introduction Melita Balas Rant, PhD A central regularity discovered by the neo-Piagetian school of constructive human development is that adults (like children) can further evolve in...
View Article7/31 – Coronavirus Strain COVID-19 From Multiple Perspectives
by Daryl S. Paulson, PhD BioScience Laboratories, Inc. Daryl S. Paulson The coronavirus has been on this planet for years and changes from time to time. COVID-19 is the strain of coronavirus that is...
View Article12/21 – Wayfinding for Perpetual Well-Being in Higher Education
Devon Almond Devon Almond When a meditation college from Mainland USA identified the most remote place in the world as an ideal location for higher education study-abroad programs, the college...
View Article12/21 – A QUEST FOR THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND WELLBEING: focus on people and...
Alexandre de Faria, Patrick Smytzek, Zsuzsanna Gaspar, and Maximilian Manderscheid Alexandre de Faria Maximilian Manderscheid Zsusanna Gaspar Patrick Smytzek Glossary[2] Socio-ecological system: A...
View Article12/21 – Innovative Leadership Approaches for Compassionate-Ecological...
Robertson Work Robertson Work More and more people are becoming aware that we live in a critical moment of human history and evolution. We are facing system-wide crises including climate chaos and...
View Article06/29 – Transdisciplinary Curriculum: Educational Philosophy and Rationale
Sue L. T. McGregor Higher education is one of the most important arenas in which the transdisciplinary (TD) approach should be applied (Güvenen, 2016). Fortunately, educational institutions are...
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