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Building United Judgement: A Handbook for Consensus Decision Making

Business & Money

Brian

Streibel Michel

Auvine

Management & Leadership

New Society Pub

As we come to understand the urgency of our multiple global crises, we become motivated to get involved, to make use of our collective wisdom and our capacity to work for solutions in community. The Sustainable World SourceBook is designed to support readers in finding pathways for effective individual and group action. It cuts through the glut of information, providing a clear, concise overview of the most important issues and aspects of sustainability that everyone needs to know. And it's packed with successful models and inspiring examples. This richly illustrated, beautifully designed, full-color manual addresses:
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<li>Environmental issues and their impacts, along with a prescription for rapid, large-scale change </li>
<li>Energy resources, peak oil, conservation, and emerging technologies </li>
<li>The global financial crisis, economic transition, green jobs, and sustainable business </li>
<li>Poverty, health, education, food security, and social justice </li>
<li>Local, sustainable communities and engaged citizens </li>
<li>Green lifestyle choices </li>
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Featuring a foreword written by renowned environmentalist and best-selling author Paul Hawken, the Sustainable World SourceBook will appeal to anyone seeking an understanding of a broad range of sustainability issues. Focused on solutions and actions, it is the essential guidebook for every concerned citizen. The Sustainable World Coalition's purpose is to provide educational materials that foster strong engagement in personal and planetary sustainability. The Coalition is a project of Earth Island Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental sustainability and social justice.

Sustainable World Sourcebook: Critical Issues, Viable Solutions, Resources for Action

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Neither Victims Nor Executioners

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Tell the American People

History

ALBERT

Africa

Moving Toward a New Society is about the ills of today's society and how we might move toward a new one. This book combines an unflinchingly radical analysis of the implications of ecology for the American way of life with a critical examination of the U.S/3rd World relations and presents a strategy for achieving a new society through non-violent revolution and includes specific suggestions for what individuals can do now to work for fundamental social change.

Moving Toward a New Society

Gowan, Susanne

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Leadership for Change Toward a Feminist Model

Kokopile

Resource Manual for a Living Revolution

Covers group dynamics, strategy planning, meetings, group decision making, conflict resolution, personal growth, community support, and training and organizing skills for those seeking nonviolent social change

Reweaving the Web of Life: Feminism and Nonviolence

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Discusses societal oppression of homosexuals, sexual liberation, goals for gay liberation, and the culture of lesbians and gay men

No Turning Back Lesbian and Gay Liberation for the 80s

Goodman, Gerre

Traces the historical background of the violence in Northern Ireland and explains the issues involved

More Than the Troubles: A Common Sense View of the Northern Ireland Conflict

Bowman, David

Shivers, Lynne

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