research

9 08, 2013

City-zen-tricity: 4 City Voices Occupy Learning Lhabitat at ITC2013

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:28+00:00August 9th, 2013|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, Dialogue, F. Training, Learning Lhabitat|Tags: Alia Aurami, Beth Sanders, City Voices, cityzentricity, evolution, evolutionary journey, evolutionary role, Integral City Stewards, Integral Theory Conference 2013, ITC 2013, Kosmopolitan, Learning Lhabitat, poem, research, workshop|6 Comments

At the Integral Theory Conference 2013, Integral city presented our (award-winning!!) paper and session on City‐Zen‐Tricity:  A  Fractal  Non‐Local  Leap  Toward  Kosmocentricity  Taken  with  Integral  Kosmopolitans  on  an  Evolutionary  Mission. Learning Lhabitat Going beyond merely presenting the paper (see the Abstract below) Integral City Stewards, Marilyn Hamilton and Beth Sanders, with Alia Aurami ... facilitated a Learning Lhabitat for participants to learn about [...]

17 08, 2012

Meshwork City Research, Planning & Management

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:31+00:00August 17th, 2012|Categories: D. Strategic Intelligences, Meshworking|Tags: eLABORATORY, management, meshweaver, meshwork, meshworker, Millennium Development Goals, planning, research|3 Comments

Meshworking intelligences contribute to research, planning and management in the city. Meshworkers and meshweavers can create the conditions for aligning purposes, priorities, people and planet. They can engage individuals, groups and sectors as stakeholders from each of the integral quadrants and focus on issues and purposes (like Millennium Development Goals). Meshworkers can help these stakeholders to "connect the dots" [...]

24 04, 2011

Neuroimaging Research Confirms Values Preferences Are Visible in Brain Patterns

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:38+00:00April 24th, 2011|Categories: B. Individual Intelligences, C. Collective Intelligences, Outer, Storytelling - Cultures, Uncategorized|Tags: Graves, research, spiral dynamics integral, values|1 Comment

Dr. Clare Graves(1) (and many researchers since) proposed that human values systems emerged in alternating stages of Individualistic expression and Collectivist embrace. He had the insight to propose that evidence would be found in the biological domains (as well as psychological and social) long before technology like fMRI scanning had been invented. Graves proposition is fundamental to [...]

30 11, 2010

Sense in the City News Update November 2010

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:42+00:00November 30th, 2010|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, C. Collective Intelligences, climate, Global/Worldcentric|Tags: Dublin, economy, Globe Forum, honey bees, Ireland, research, sense in the city|0 Comments

November Greetings, Integral City-zens and Friends of Integral City Today's Integral City Sparkie for the City Brain : … a tension in favor of the values and behavior that are most coherent with the current life conditions will tend to be maintained. The flip side of this behavior is that the dominant culture will protect itself against [...]

4 07, 2010

July-Dec. 2010 Sense in the City Where Why How

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:42+00:00July 4th, 2010|Categories: Classroom course, D. Strategic Intelligences, Dialogue, F. Training, Inquiry, Meshworking, Navigating - IVSM, Telecourse|Tags: education, news, research, sense in the city, sustainability|0 Comments

July Greetings, Integral City-zens and Friends of Integral City We are already into the second half of 2010! Happy 4th of July to American readers! This is a quick link summary of what we have been up to in the first half of 2010 and where we will be going in the second half of 2010. (These are [...]

6 08, 2009

A Convergence of Capabilities

By Marilyn Hamilton|2009-08-06T16:35:38+00:00August 6th, 2009|Categories: Global/Worldcentric|Tags: education, integral, integral city intelligences, research, spirituality, survival, sustainability, whole systems thinking|0 Comments

As we travel our journeys of purpose, on purpose, with purpose, it is so comforting to know that others are doing the same. It releases the burden (and hubris) of thinking that you have to do it all. Today I am thinking of four events going on in the world simultaneously in four different cities and three different [...]