If we want to heal the world, we might look for an effective treatment or therapy. In this context, Roth contrasts solution-focused and problem-focused therapies. A problem-focused therapy, which is the traditional approach, seeks greater understanding of the problem—the diagnosed condition. But greater understanding or insight doesn’t necessarily alleviate the pain or save the patient.
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Release | CSR Beyond Economy and Society: A Post-capitalist Approach
Release | CSR Beyond Economy and Society: A Post-capitalist Approach Release | CSR Beyond Economy and Society: A Post-capitalist Approach — Read on derroth.com/2018/11/21/release-csr-beyond-economy-and-society-a-post-capitalist-approach/
Anything at Scale – Unintended Consequences
Examples of what, how, and why things change at scale. Including examples from housing, growth in wealth, transportation, and tourism. — Read on unintendedconsequenc.es/anything-at-scale/ A
A market for moral, organisational and cultural values . . .
I thought I’d share this post. — Read on radiofree.org/a-market-for-moral-organisational-and-cultural-values-could-fundamentally-challenge-neoliberalism-and-populism-at-one-fell-swoop/
Beyond Growth, Towards Enough–André Reichel
Since the 18th century, we have been living in the Now Society of modernism. What can we expect for the Next Society? Notes on From Now
Religion’s self-observation as noncontingent
From a systems-theoretical perspective, religion and the economy cannot directly communicate with one another; they are separate function systems with different codes. They can structurally couple and perturb one another, but they can’t communicate. They are, of course, both social systems and both consist of communication, but they employ different communication media.
