1st pbk. ed.

vii, 406 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

"Center for sustainable living"

Originally published in 2008 as: The necessary revolution : how individuals and organizations are working together to create a sustainable world.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I: Endings, new beginnings -- Ch.1 A future awaiting our choices -- Ch.2 How we got into this predicament -- Ch.3 Life beyond the bubble -- Ch.4 New thinking, new choices -- Part II: The future is now -- Ch.5 Never doubt what one person and a small group of co-conspirators can do -- Ch.6 Aligning an industry -- Ch.7 Unconventional allies: Coke and WWF partner for sustainable water -- Part III: Getting started -- Ch.8 Risks and opportunities: The business rationale for sustainability -- Ch.9 Positioning for the future and the present -- Ch.10 Getting people engaged -- Ch.11 Building your case for change -- Part IV: Seeing systems -- Ch.12 The tragedy and opportunity of the commons -- Ch.13 Spaceship Earth -- Ch.14 Seeing our choices -- Part V: Collaborating across boundaries -- Ch.15 The imperative to collaborate -- Ch.16 Convening: "Get the system in the room" -- Ch.17 Seeing reality through others' eyes -- Ch.18 Building shared commitment -- Part VI: From problem solving to creating -- Ch.19 Innovation inspired by living systems -- Ch.20 Unleashing everyday magic -- Ch.21 You don't have to have all the answers -- Ch.22 From low-hanging fruit to new strategic possibilities -- Ch.23 It's not what the vision is, it's what the vision does -- Ch.24 Redesigning for the future -- Part VII: The future -- Ch.25 The future of the corporation -- Ch.26 The future of enterprise variety -- Ch.27 The future of leadership -- Ch.28 The future of our relations -- Ch.29 The future of us

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Sustainable development.

Industries -- Environmental aspects.

Social responsibility of business.

Senge, Peter M.