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Fractal Sustainability: A systems approach to organizational change book cover

1st Edition

Fractal Sustainability A systems approach to organizational change

By Isabel Canto de Loura, Robin Dickinson Copyright 2017
146 Pages 38 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

146 Pages 38 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

146 Pages 38 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge
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Even though the fractal approach to sustainability and organizational change management is not new, no authors so far seem to have truly attempted to use fractals as a mathematical means to map and measure organizational sustainability. Several sustainability maturity models and change management models and frameworks, concepts and computer generated systems came to the fore during the past two... Read more

Foreword by Professor Tim O’Riordan

Preface

Acknowledgments

Opening remarks

Behind the scenes

Novel contribution

Expected Impact

Structure of the book

PART I: Principles and Challenges

1. The Principles

2. The Challenges

Part II: The Framework

3. The Fractal Sustainability Set (FSS)

4. The Multi-fractal Sustainability Indicator (MfSI)

5. Some qualitative notes on Chaos and Fractals

PART III: Applying the FS Framework

6. Systems Thinking and Social Network Analysis

7. Benchmarking the Fractal Sustainability framework (FSf)

8. Applying the Fractal Sustainability framework (FSf)

References

REVIEWS

Biography

Isabel Canto de Loura is a Senior Lecturer in Sustainability at Regent’s University London and Director of Stellaria Consultancy & Executive Training Ltd, UK.

Robin Dickinson is a Lecturer at Regent’s University London and Director of Green Growth International Ltd, UK.

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