This book should be a set text for students of sustainability and is indispensable reading for current and future leaders, who must step up to deliver the business innovations, societal changes, and ecosystem regeneration that we so urgently need. He envisions a transformative pivot from resource extraction and dominant neoliberalism to more inclusive, dynamic, and regenerative forms of economics and governance. In case you haven’t decided whether this book would be a good addition to your library, here’s a brief overview. My relief was quickly followed by gratitude for being alive—for being given a second chance—and then reinforced by a strong resolve to make a positive difference in the world with whatever time I had left. Offering activities that help readers to apply the guidance it offers, and with a living archive of blogs to accompany it, Thriving in Part-Time Doctoral Study will be invaluable to anyone even thinking about doing a part-time doctorate.

It is a practical guide for coping with reality and helping you make your decisions – and I could not agree more “there always is another decision to be made at some point”. I wanted to take that tradition into a new space that was not just about what we were against, but what we were for. The book is one of the best books on autism where information and art meet to include each other from the beginning until the end.

Seasoned readers, first-timers, those in a slump, we recommend based on what we think they would like. Visser currently serves as head tutor, fellow, and lecturer at the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, as well as professor of integrated value at Antwerp Management School, where he holds the world’s first academic chair in sustainable transformation. For some, it might be more fun, more peace, more exploration—but what does it take to get to the other side of living in survival mode? Born in Baltimore in 1942 "with a lacrosse stick in one hand and oars over my shoulder," Peters resided in California, mainly Silicon Valley (where he was on a list of "100 most powerful people in Silicon Valley"), from 1965–2000.

The book mentions markets concerning a market-share approach along with sensible business planning procedures.The good news is that the various forms of decay we see in nature, society, and our economies are serving as triggers for six societal shifts or great transformations, which we explore in this book. Coming to us from 1987 this book might seem a bit dated but the management concepts are sound and still relevant for an organization changing to adapt in a competitive environment.

In this book the author explores the social, economic, and political implications of this insight, which are critical to overcoming our multifaceted crisis. Across age, gender, economic status, or background, we all move through the great labor of our relationships, our mental health, grief and loss, and the feeling of being othered. A crowdfund began, matched by Penguin, and today, Round Table Books has a permanent home in Brixton Village – a community it wholeheartedly represents.You can read it before going to whatever country, it is just as important whether moving to Germany or Oman.