Journal of Integral Theory and Practice 2010—Vol. 5, No. 1

Journal of Integral Theory and Practice
Table of Contents
Editorial Introduction
AN INTEGRAL OVERVIEW OF CLIMATE CHANGE: Why Truth is Not Enough
	The Four Quadrants
	Part 1: The Four Terrains of Climate Change
		Twenty-Five Dimensions of Climate Change
		Causes of Climate Change
		Solutions to Climate Change
		Research on Climate Change
		Perspective and Communication
	Part 2: Examples of Integral Approaches to Climate Change
		Climate Change Policy Development in Australia (Chris Riedy, Ph.D.)
		Human Security and Climate Change in Norway (Karen O’Brien, Ph.D.)
		Analysis of Environmental Communication Strategies (Julian Briggs, M.Sc.)
		Exploration of Integral Planning in Europe (Anne Caspari, M.Sc.)
		A Metasystemic Process for Public Deliberation on Climate Change (Jan Inglis, B.Sc.)
		Action Research in Carbon Barrier/Opportunity Mapping (David Ballard, M.A., M.Sc.)
		State of the World Forum (Jim Garrison, Ph.D.)
		Journal of Integral Theory and Practice Special Issue
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
USING THE AQAL FRAMEWORK TO ACCELERATE RESPONSES TO CLIMATE CHANGE
	The Challenge Of Responding To Climate Change
		“Lock-In” and Climate Responses
		Using Constraints to Action to Understand the Regime
	The Relevance of the AQAL Framework
		A Brief Overview of the AQAL Model
	Exploring the Four Quadrants
		Upper-Left Quadrant: Individual Subjective Factors
		Upper-Right Quadrant: Individual Objective Factors
		Lower-Left Quadrant: Collective Subjective Factors
		Lower-Right Quadrant: Collective Objective Factors
	Using the Four-Quadrant Matrix in a Research Project
		MAS Intimates, Thurulie, Sri Lanka
	Discussion
		Accelerating Human Responses Through an AQAL Lens
	Notes
	References
PERSONAL CHANGE, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: A Hypothesis of the Impacts of Integral Coaching on Climate Change Initiatives
	Developing a Healthy Planet
		The Current Climate Change Situation
		How Then to Approach Climate Change?
		What is my Approach to Climate Change?
	Developing a Healthy Human
		The Basis for Human Change
		How Integral Coaching Works
		Metaphors that Capture your Way
		Changing the Way we Look at Change
		Development Takes Practice
		Sustainable Embodiment in the Developmental Process
		Change for What?
	Healthy Humans Creating a Healthy Planet
		Holding Motivations in Place
		Looking at the Problem “In Here”
		Finding Your Way in Climate Change
		Who Benefits from Integral Coaching
		Perspective Taking and Skillful Means
	What Coaching for Climate Change can Offer
		Reducing Burnout
		Minimize Fear and Build Relaxation
		Where to Focus: Leverage and Psychological Acupuncture
	Change Yourself is Change the World
	Conclusion
		Coaching for Climate Change
		Final Thoughts
	Notes
	References
INTEGRAL ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE
	Contemporary Approaches to Adaptation
	Integral Theory and Adaptation
	Integrating Interiority
	Worldviews, Awareness, and Motivation
		I. Traditional/mythic
		II. Modern/universalistic
		III. Postmodern/pluralistic
	From Theory to Practice: Integral Adaptation to Climate Change
	Conclusion
	References
DEVELOPING AN INTEGRAL SUSTAINABILITY PATTERN LANGUAGE
	The Integral Approach
		Quadrants
		Levels
		Lines, States, and Types
	Sustainability
	Climate Change
		Climate of Fear
	Types
		Horizontal Development
		Correlates and Types
		Health and Pathology in Types
		Review of Types
	Pattern Languages
		Integral Semiotics
		Christopher Alexander
		Neighborhood Boundary Pattern
	PatternDynamics
		Structure of PatternDynamics
		History of PatternDynamics
	Communicating Through Perspectives
		Limited Perspectives
		Integral Perspectives
	Using PatternDynamics
		Intralevel Communication
		PatternDynamics Methodology
	Conclusion
	Appendix I
	Notes
	References
SUPPORTING SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: Facilitating Deeper Collaboration and Social Transformation through Integral Organizational Practice and Holacracy
	Integral Methodology
	Part I: Theory
		Social Change and the Role of SMOs
		Four Dimensions of a Social Holon
	Part II: Applications
		Integral Life Practice
	The Evolution of Organizational Structures: Traditional to Integral
	Holacracy
	Discussion
	Conclusion
	Appendix I
	Notes
	References
AN ONTOLOGY OF CLIMATE CHANGE: Integral Pluralism and the Enactment of Multiple Objects
	Ontological Pluralism and Climate Change
	The Enactment of Climate Change
	Climate Change as a Multiple Object
	Integral Pluralism and Climate Change
		Lost in Translation
		Mapping Climate Change
	The Value of Ontological Plurality for Climate Change
	Notes
	References
WHY WE DISAGREE ABOUT CLIIMATE CHANGE: Book Review