After The Apocalypse: Finding Hope In Organizing

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Dedication
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Introduction: The Sociological Apocalypse
	Organizing and organizations
	Stories of hope
	And then there was hope: level of narration
	Global change
	Local Stories
	Slow thinking, sudden leap: level of interpretation
	Doors and exits: Level of Metaphor
1. Sow seeds of hope Philosophy
	Thinking hope
	A philosophical quest for better organization
	Sociology Sociological reflection as a way out of the taken for granted
	Organizational sociology
	Physchology The force of the human mind
	Pyschological lessons for organizational settings
	A.D. Jankowicz: An approach from Personal Construct Theory
	One more conversation about psychology and organizing
2. Make it grow
	Poetics Everything is poetry
	Poetic organizing
	Art What is Art?
	Organizing by Art
	Music Music for the lively mind
	Music and organizing
3. Water daily
	History History and presence
	Organizational history
	Roy Jacques: History, why?
	Mythical Stories Myths for the profane
	Organizational mythmaking
	Religion Kristin Falk Saughau: What is religion good for?
	Religion sustains hope
	Religion and organizing
4. See it rise!
	Architecture imagine an architecture / imagine a wall by Reuben Woolley
	Hopeful architecture
	Architecture and organization
	Radical politics A politics of hope
	Radical politics of organization
	Nigel Slack: Why is it important to be a local activist?
	Radical organizing
	Alternative organizations Simply, organizations
	There is an (organizational) alternative
	Disalienation
	Martin Parker: The Hope for Something Other
Coda: In praise of margins
Fall
Endnotes