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OverviewWe are facing a new and urgent challenge when collaborating across organizations, and with broader stakeholder groups: how to overcome polarization. It has never been harder to find a common vision, when opinions are often considered as facts. This book empowers changemakers and business leaders to understand how successful organizations in the 21st century require leaders to become fluent in collaborating outside of traditional business boundaries. Such collaboration often involves working with parties that hold very different values, opinions and priorities, and working with them requires new skills. Building on the book Five Superpowers for Co-Creators, Katrin Muff presents a number of real-world examples that demonstrate how organizations have successfully managed to address these challenges. Examples of such unlikely but successful cross-sector collaboration include a project addressing plastic waste in Switzerland, and two European city government projects that reached out beyond organizational boundaries. The book features many stories of trial and error in overcoming the societal polarization gap. From all these insights emerges clear guidance as to how leaders and organizations can transform to new ‘outside-in’ mindsets to overcome polarization and develop a Positive Impact Mindset. The book is ideal for use by facilitators, educators, business and political leaders, and consultants, who are seeking solutions within an often polarized world to achieve sustainable change and a positive impact. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Katrin MuffPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9781032306230ISBN 10: 1032306238 Pages: 142 Publication Date: 29 December 2022 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews""At last, a book for change-makers, innovators, and leaders from business, civil society, and governmental organizations that takes on the greatest change challenge of our day: the polarization explosion. The brilliant Katrin Muff presents eye-opening stories and shows us exactly how to apply leading-edge research to co-creation."" David L. Cooperrider, Distinguished Professor and Author of The Business of Building a Better World ""In a world of permanent white water, the primary key to success is collaboration and co-creation; Katrin Muff provides us with a deep understanding of how to do what we most need to do."" Robert E. Quinn, Author of Deep Change; Cofounder of the Center for Positive Organizations at the University of Michigan ""This book outlines the mindset shift of leaders and organizations to innovate solutions for a sustainable and just world. The same mindset shift is much needed to overcome polarization. Katrin calls it the Positive Impact Mindset and her stories demonstrate how to use it. Highly recommended!"" Otto Scharmer, Senior Lecturer, MIT; Author of Theory U At last, a book for change-makers, innovators, and leaders from business, civil society, and governmental organizations that takes on the greatest change challenge of our day: the polarization explosion. The brilliant Katrin Muff presents eye-opening stories and shows us exactly how to apply leading-edge research to co-creation. David L. Cooperrider, Distinguished Professor and Author of The Business of Building a Better World In a world of permanent white water, the primary key to success is collaboration and co-creation; Katrin Muff provides us with a deep understanding of how to do what we most need to do. Robert E. Quinn, Author of Deep Change; Cofounder of the Center for Positive Organizations at the University of Michigan This book outlines the mindset shift of leaders and organizations to innovate solutions for a sustainable and just world. The same mindset shift is much needed to overcome polarization. Katrin calls it the Positive Impact Mindset and her stories demonstrate how to use it. Highly recommended! Otto Scharmer, Senior Lecturer, MIT; Author of Theory U In a world of permanent white water, the primary key to success is collaboration and co-creation; Katrin Muff provides us with a deep understanding of how to do what we most need to do. Robert E. Quinn, Author of Deep Change and Cofounder of the Center for Positive Organizations at the University of Michigan At last, a book for change-makers, innovators, and leaders from business, civil society, and governmental organizations that takes on the greatest change challenge of our day: the polarization explosion. While we have learned to deal with classic conflict, argues the brilliant Katrin Muff, today's polarized conflict is not only of a whole new magnitude but is of a different species of fracturing-where people are literally living in different realities pulling our societies and our most urgent change challenges apart. Moreover, this book is not about despair but hope, and it shows us exactly how to apply leading-edge research to propel new and inspiring vistas of co-creation. Written in an inviting style that is urgent, precise, and potent, Katrin Muff presents eye-opening stories from the field of how to traverse the arc from me to we and how to harness the power of purpose larger than the focal system-where recognizing multiple belongings creates bridges. This book is for everybody who wants to make a difference at this time. It's for you, it's for me, and it's for everyone we know who wants to unleash the positive impact mindset. David L. Cooperrider, Distinguished Professor and author of The Business of Building a Better World In a world of permanent white water, the primary key to success is collaboration and co-creation; Katrin Muff provides us with a deep understanding of how to do what we most need to do. Robert E. Quinn, Author of Deep Change and Cofounder of the Center for Positive Organizations at the University of Michigan At last, a book for change-makers, innovators, and leaders from business, civil society, and governmental organizations that takes on the greatest change challenge of our day: the polarization explosion. While we have learned to deal with classic conflict, argues the brilliant Katrin Muff, today's polarized conflict is not only of a whole new magnitude but is of a different species of fracturing-where people are literally living in different realities pulling our societies and our most urgent change challenges apart. Moreover, this book is not about despair but hope, and it shows us exactly how to apply leading-edge research to propel new and inspiring vistas of co-creation. Written in an inviting style that is urgent, precise, and potent, Katrin Muff presents eye-opening stories from the field of how to traverse the arc from me to we and how to harness the power of purpose larger than the focal system-where recognizing multiple belongings creates bridges. This book is for everybody who wants to make a difference at this time. It's for you, it's for me, and it's for everyone we know who wants to unleash the positive impact mindset. David L. Cooperrider, Distinguished Professor and author of The Business of Building a Better World Author InformationKatrin Muff is a recognized thought leader in enabling leaders and organizations to see value in solving societal problems. Her facilitation solutions bridge sustainability and psychology. She combines two decades of global business experience with 15 years of academic leadership. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |