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17 02, 2015

From Totem Guides and Lock Masters to World Legacy Light – Integral Leadership Review Encore

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:23+00:00February 17th, 2015|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, B. Individual Intelligences, C. Collective Intelligences, D. Strategic Intelligences, E. Evolutionary Intelligences, H. Research, Integral Maps, Storytelling - Cultures|Tags: bear, Canada, Canada issue, don beck, emergence, evolutionary light, February issue, human development, human evolution, ILR, Integral Leadership Review, Integral Leadership Review - Canada, Joan Arnott, lock master, lock system, Ottawa, raven, Rideau Canal, salmon, spiral dynamics integral, totem guides, Waterlution, wolf, world legacy light|1 Comment

As Guest Editor of the Integral Leadership Review – Canada (ILR – C) issues, in the February instalment, I imagined, the Rideau Canal lock system symbolizing the environment where the authors in ILR-C interact with the leaders and leadership insights that they have contributed to this special Canada issue. (1)... ©2014 Aboriginal Nations Education, [...]

26 01, 2013

Systems Thinking – A Primer

By Marilyn Hamilton|2017-04-07T02:57:30+00:00January 26th, 2013|Categories: A. Contexting Intelligences, E. Evolutionary Intelligences|Tags: change, city, climate, Climate change, complexity, culture, design, ecology, emergence, environment, evolution, innovation, perspectives, Waterlution, whole systems thinking|5 Comments

Systems thinking is fundamental to understanding systems. So to understand systems, let's start with exploring, what are systems? (1) Systems are evolutionary structures. They are characterized by boundaries that contain system elements. Those elements have evolved across deep time, from the Big Bang until now. The basic evolutionary strata that we can point to on [...]