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Integral City Thought Experiment 1: Exploring Doughnut Economics & Spiral Dynamics

By Marilyn Hamilton|2021-07-05T11:48:51+00:00June 16th, 2021|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, Building - Structures, C. Collective Intelligences, D. Strategic Intelligences, Emergence, Integral Maps, Lifecycle, Storytelling - Cultures|Tags: capacity development, Clare Graves, double helix, Doughnut Economics, economy, emergence, evolution, life conditions, self-organizing system, spiral dynamics integral, whole systems thinking|2 Comments

Introduction How do you reveal the contribution of Spiral Dynamics integral to Integral City Meshworks? We could start by looking at Integral City’s 5 Maps. Map 4 (in the lower right of the 5 Map image above) shows the Complex, Adaptive Organizational (and Archetypal) Structures that have emerged across the history of human [...]

Sharing the Roots of Integral City

By Marilyn Hamilton|2018-08-18T12:30:15+00:00August 18th, 2018|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, B. Individual Intelligences, C. Collective Intelligences, E. Evolutionary Intelligences|Tags: 4 voices of the city, Alain Gauthier, Berkana Community of Conversations, Beth Sanders, capacity development, Durant, Edmonton, evolutionary, Founder, human systtems, living, Marilyn Hamilton, Oklahmoa, Oregon, Portland, Scale|0 Comments

This interview (in 2 parts) with Marilyn Hamilton, Founder of Integral City Meshworks took place in August 2018 after the Integral Europe Conference. Interviewer Alain Gauthier has recently moved to Portland Oregon and is curious about how Integral City frameworks might inform the ways he wishes to serve the city. Alain has a most [...]