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Author: Michael Harvey (Interactional Coaching, London, UK)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Weight: 0.612kg
ISBN: 9781138311114
ISBN 10: 1138311111
Pages: 308
Publication Date: 19 June 2019
Audience:
College/higher education
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Tertiary & Higher Education
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Michael Harvey's Utopia in the Anthropocene is a work of deep insight and compelling topical relevance. The author draws upon an impressive array of disciplines, scientific and cultural, to analyse the political, economic and ecological crisis facing us today. There are no simple solutions to the crisis, but in this highly original and persuasively written book Harvey elaborates a series of steps towards a new Utopia, which build upon what we have achieved in the past and are capable of achieving in the future. - Martin Travers, Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow, School of Humanities, Griffith University, Brisbane Michael Harvey's Utopia in the Anthropocene:A change plan for a sustainable and equitable world provides readers with a stark warning of a very real possible future. More importantly, it sets out an agenda for genuine and significant Utopian change that can be realised if we are courageous and determined enough to enact its principles. Taking a wide perspective spanning several major disciplines, it challenges and provokes in ways that not only tell it as it is but, far more importantly, set out how a positive alternative still remains possible. - Professor Ernesto Spinelli, BPS Chartered counselling psychologist and existential therapist
Michael Harvey's Utopia in the Anthropocene is a work of deep insight and compelling topical relevance. The author draws upon an impressive array of disciplines, scientific and cultural, to analyse the political, economic and ecological crisis facing us today. There are no simple solutions to the crisis, but in this highly original and persuasively written book Harvey elaborates a series of steps towards a new Utopia, which build upon what we have achieved in the past and are capable of achieving in the future. - Martin Travers, Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow, School of Humanities, Griffith University, Brisbane
Michael Harvey's Utopia in the Anthropocene is a work of deep insight and compelling topical relevance. The author draws upon an impressive array of disciplines, scientific and cultural, to analyse the political, economic and ecological crisis facing us today. There are no simple solutions to the crisis, but in this highly original and persuasively written book Harvey elaborates a series of steps towards a new Utopia, which build upon what we have achieved in the past and are capable of achieving in the future. - Martin Travers, Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow, School of Humanities, Griffith University, Brisbane Michael Harvey's Utopia in the Anthropocene:A change plan for a sustainable and equitable world provides readers with a stark warning of a very real possible future. More importantly, it sets out an agenda for genuine and significant Utopian change that can be realised if we are courageous and determined enough to enact its principles. Taking a wide perspective spanning several major disciplines, it challenges and provokes in ways that not only tell it as it is but, far more importantly, set out how a positive alternative still remains possible. - Professor Ernesto Spinelli, BPS Chartered counselling psychologist and existential therapist
Author Information
Michael Harvey is a London-based organizational psychologist and leadership coach with extensive experience in personal and organizational change. A former literary academic and entrepreneur, he’s also a trained psychotherapist and author of Interactional Coaching (2012) and Interactional Leadership (2015).
