Integral Green Zimbabwe: An African Phoenix Rising

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Professor Ronnie Lessem, Dr Alexander Schieffer, Ms Liz Mamukwa
Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., Nov 28, 2014 - Business & Economics - 306 pages
Integral Green Zimbabwe: An African Phoenix marks the debut of the Integral Green Society and Economy series, which links the philosophical 'integral' age with the practical 'green' movement. The series blends elements of nature and community, culture and spirituality, science and technology, politics and economics--while this particular volume focuses specifically on Zimbabwe, as well as Southern Africa, drawing on the particular issues and capacities that this country and region represent.
 

Contents

Towards an Integral Green Zimbabwe
3
1 The Integral Green Zimbabwe journey as mirrored in
6
From Myths of Decolonisation to Integral State
21
1 Ethnicpolitical split in Zimbabwe
29
1 A rapoko finger millet ear
42
5 The Chinyika community logo
49
ICTBased Rural
51
1 Screenshot of the Chinyika website
59
Towards Integral African Enterprise Development
133
1 The HoziTsapi Norton Concrete Silos and a Dura clockwise
144
1 Four areas of the wheel of life
159
The Calabash of Organisational
167
1 The Integral Worlds model as applied to Integral Research
171
3 Termite mound tower
178
Weaving the Web
183
1 Fountain of Industrial Ecology model Chitubu Cheraramiso
192

Integral Community Activation
67
1 The Chaminuka Shrine near Muda
79
CATALYsING RENEWAL VIA CuLTuRE
85
1 Amakhosi Cultural Centre in Bulawayao
91
3 Amakhosi Dreams to Fame
97
Drawing on the Rhythm of Africa
101
1 Movement of the Umfundalai dance technique invented
105
2 Group expression of the Umfundalai dance technique invented
111
The GENE of Leadership
117
1 The GENE of leadership immersed in Four Worlds
119
3 Zimbabwean rock art
126
Renewing the Soil as Economic
197
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205
Nature as a Guide for Community Learning
211
1 Members of the St Vincents Research Team St Vincent Boka
215
1 Chidara Muchineripi in Mr Chotos finger millet field
224
3 The community engagement spiral model
234
1 Frame work of an emerging Integral Green Zimbabwean
244
3 Pundutsos CARE4Zimbabwe model
256
Index
261
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Dr Alexander Schieffer studied economics, business administration, law and social sciences at the University of St Gallen, Switzerland where he also gained a Doctorate in Leadership. Professor Ronnie Lessem is a graduate of Harvard Business School and the London School of Economics. He has been an adjunct professor at IMD, Lausanne and is now Director of the Trans-cultural Centre and programmes at the University of Buckingham, UK. Both run doctoral programmes at Bethel University and Buckingham University. They are co-founders of the Geneva-based TRANS4M Four World Center for Social Innovation. Elizabeth Mamukwa is HR Director at Turnall Holdings Ltd. Her career is mapped by 12 years as a high school teacher, 13 years of human resources work, and seven at senior management level. She holds an MBA from Nottingham Trent University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from UNISA.

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