Integral Leadership Review, Vol. 11, No. 3, June 2011

Photo: Jeannie Carlisle Volckmann

The new issue of the Integral Leadership Review, Vol. 11, No. 3, June 2011, is now online. When I get a chance to read some of it, I'll post some individual articles.

June 2011 Table of Contents

Leading Comments: International and Edgy

Leadership Quote: Mary Parker Follett

Leadership Coaching Tip: Russ Volckmann

Fresh Perspective: Developing Leaders—An Interview with Bruce Avolio

Articles

What is Second Tier: Powers and Perspectives Available to Leaders at Second Tier—Wayne Carr

Toward a Sustainable Future: Integral Leadership in the New World Economy—Brian McConnell

Mindfulness Matters—Rosaria (Ria) Hawkins

Complexity Epistemology, Complexity Axiology, and Real Property Rights—Spike Boydell and Michael McDermott

Leadership Development: Can It Really Happen?—Jonathan Reams

Transdisciplinarity and Higher Education, Part 6, University Babes-Bolyai, Romania—Russ Volckmann and Sue McGregor

Transdisciplinarity and Higher Education, Part 7: Conclusion—Sue McGregor and Russ Volckmann

Book Reviews

Elliot Jaques Revisited: Jan De Visch, The Vertical Dimension. Blueprint to Align Business and Talent Development—Nick Shannon

Jeff Myerhoff, Bald Ambition—Russ Volckmann

Leadership Cartoon: Mark Hill

Notes from the Field

Change for Good: Dynamically steering towards a healthy humanity on a healthy Planet with 5 Reflections on the Authentic Leadership in Action (ALiA) Europe Conference—Anouk Brack

Integral Leadership in Action (ILiA) Status Report—Michael McElhenie

Leading from Within: Integral Applications to Sustainability in the Niger Delta, Nigeria—Oliver Ngodo

Pathologies and Pitfalls at the Top of the Spiral—Barbara Larisch and Robin Reinach
Integral Without Borders Conference: Self-as-instrument, March 25 – 27, 2011, Vancouver, BC, Canada—Susan Wright

Learner Paper: Coaching with an Integral Lens—Lynn Harrison, Saybrook University

Announcements: Nigeria, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States

Leadership Emerging

Richard Barrett, The New Leadership Paradigm—Jonathan Reams
Ikujiro Nonaka and Hirotake Takeuchi, The Wise Leader, Harvard Business Review
Justin Menkes, Better Under Pressure
JoAnn Danelo Barbour and Gill Robinson Hickman, Eds. Leadership for Transformation
The Washington Post, On Leadership
Marcia B. Baxter Magolda, Elizabeth G. Creamer and Peggy S. Meszaros, Eds., Development and Assessment of Self-Authorship: Exploring the Concept Across Cultures

CODA: Local Politics and Reflections on Alex Pattakos, Prisoners of Our Thoughts

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Integral Leadership Review - Volume X, No. 5 - October 2010

Integral Leadership Review
Volume X, No. 5 - October 2010

The new issue of the Integral Leadership Review is out - and there are some good articles, as always. Probably the most interesting one for many of us is Russ Volckmann's interview with Ken Wilber on the current state of the integral enterprise.

Fresh Perspective: The State of Integral with Ken Wilber, Russ Volckmann

Another article that stands out for me is Raul Quinones-Rosado's piece on social identity as a line of development in the integral model. Here's the abstract.

Social Identity Development and Integral Theory
Raúl Quiñones-Rosado, Ph.D.

Abstract: Social group identity, which refers to a person’s identification with, and membership within, diverse social groups (by race, gender, class, sexuality, etc.), and social identity development, which refers to the process of stage development regarding each of these social group identities, are areas of study not currently addressed by the major proponents and practitioners of Integral Theory. This paper will relate concepts pertaining to social group identity and principles regarding social identity development that are both relevant and useful to Integral Theory. Additionally, this paper will situate social identity development relative to the levels of consciousness; it will propose that social group identity and consciousness develop simultaneously; that as a person (or a group, organization or society) moves through, incorporates and transcends the stages of social identity development in various identity categories, they also move through the levels or stages of consciousness development. Moreover, this paper will propose that social identity development, as well as consciousness development, both occur in the context of engagement within groups and across cultures and, particularly, in the process of addressing and seeking to overcome issues of differential social power—oppression—within prevailing or dominant cultural paradigms. In the process, this paper will argue for the inclusion of social group identity as a developmental line within Integral Theory, as it constitutes a distinct and critically important aspect of the social self, or self-in-society, necessary to effectively address critically important issues of our times—war, terrorism, capitalism, poverty, health care, education, democracy, the environment, among others. This work has implications for integral theorists who seek to produce knowledge in sub-fields, such as, Integral Psychology, Integral Sociology, Integral Feminism, Integral Politics, Integral Economics, Integral Ethics, Integral Community Development, Integral Ecology, Integral Leadership, and Integral Business, and more importantly, for integral practitioners in these areas.

There are many other great articles that I have not yet had a chance to read, but I will undoubtedly have more to share from this issue.

Oh yeah, I have a "student paper" in this issue:

Student Paper: William Harryman, The Cultural Self in Integral Psychology: Narratives of Multiplicity in Multicultural Counseling and Leadership Coaching

This is my first integral publication, so BIG THANKS for Russ for publishing the paper, rough and naive as it likely is in comparison to the other articles in this issue.

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