Economics Archives. +kenwilber.com - blog. Guest Blog: Integral Economics (by Christian Arnsperger) March 14, 2008 15:37 (The following is being posted according to Ken's generous offer.
The posting of a submission doesn't imply that Ken or the editors of this site necessarily agree with any or all of it. Capitalism and Christianity. Capitalism: How Growth Became the Enemy of Prosperity. To use the metaphor of our era, we are running an extractive, growth-driven economic operating system that has reached the limits of its ability to serve anyone, rich or poor, human or corporate.
Moreover, we’re running it on super computers and digital networks that accelerate and amplify all its effects. Growth is the single, uncontested, core command of the digital economy… An operating system designed by 13th century Moorish accountants looking for a way to preserve the aristocracy of Europe has worked as promised. It turned the marketplace into one giant debtors’ prison.
It is not only unfit for the needs of a 21st century digital society; central currency is the core mechanism of the growth trap. Douglas Rushkoff, Throwing Rocks at the Google Bus To be alive in 2017 is to be living through a raging, roiling argument about money: how it’s generated and how it will be distributed in the 21st century.
Many people sense that something has gone terribly wrong. The Last Gasp of Late-Stage Capitalism: An Integral Look at the Republican Tax Plan. Economics Archives. Vol 15 no 1 berge from capitalism to the collaborative commons. The Integral Business Leadership Group. In order to effect meaningful and lasting results, our service approach is collaborative, people-centered, developmental, practical and uniquely integrative.
Collaborative We will partner with you in gaining a comprehensive understanding of the situation and work collaboratively with your team as we define, shape and implement the solution process for lasting results. Important in this approach is our mind-set of learning from one another and sharing our mutual understandings. We facilitate and help to unleash the energy and creativity that already harbors within the organization as well as providing you with additional capacity and resources.
People-Centered We understand that change evokes excitement as well as fear and resistance—for good reason. Developmental We honour all that came before, knowing that whatever change is necessary at the present time has nevertheless served the client in the past. Practical Integrative. El modelo integral en los negocios. El modelo integral, a pesar de su nombre que recuerda a un cliché o lugar común, es quizá al día de hoy el modelo más completo para entender el desarrollo de las personas y las organizaciones.
Concebida principalmente por el filósofo estadounidense -considerado como el Einstein de la conciencia- Ken Wilber, la visión integral incorpora gradualmente a más líderes y personas en el mundo. Integral Investing. El dinero y la teoría integral de Ken Wilber – El Caduceo de Mercurio. Ken Wilber es un escritor y filósofo contemporáneo que se planteó el ambicioso reto de crear un marco de referencia que abarcara toda la experiencia humana.
Se encerró durante años estudiando diferentes disciplinas como la filosofía, la psicología, la religión, la ciencia, la biología… De ahí surgió su teoría integral, un enfoque basado en cuatro cuadrantes y diferentes niveles o estadios de desarrollo. En mi opinión, la distribución en cuadrantes de la teoría integral tiene una gran utilidad para entender lo que significa el dinero y cómo nos relacionamos con su energía. Los cuadrantes se estructuran en base a dos dimensiones, una individual/colectiva, y otra interior/exterior. El gráfico abajo refleja cómo esta teoría se aplicaría al dinero. Los cuadrantes de la derecha (exterior) se refieren a las manifestaciones exteriores del dinero, es decir todo aquello que es visible en referencia a su uso. Fuente: “Integral Finance 201: The four dimensions of money”. Holistical and Integral Development.
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General use Every human has an interior (subjective, experiencing) and an exterior (objective, visible, measurable) and is integrated into a system (e. g. social environment, family, organizations). Consequently, four different, equally important perspectives are formed, which can be structured in the form of a quadrant image. The quadrants form by subdividing the whole into external (right quadrants) and internal (left quadrants) as well as into individual (upper quadrants) and systemic (lower quadrants). In other words: on the left side, there are the subjective perspectives (I and WE) and on the right side the objective perspectives (IT and THEY). Full-Spectrum Economics: Toward an Inclusive and Emancipatory Social Science (Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy) (9780415555470): Christian Arnsperger, Ken Wilber: Books.
Vol 15 no 1 berge from capitalism to the collaborative commons. Towards an Integral Economics J.Wakeford. Desafiando a la economía convencional: un paradigma ético del desarrollo. Introducción.
