Sustainability seen through an integral lens

World Futures 60 (4):319 – 325 (2004)
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Abstract

The call to create a sustainable society includes many ideas that are consonant with Integral Science, including its conception of humans as part of nature, emphasis on healthy communities as fundamental building blocks, and emphasis on collaborative social organization. Integral Science expands the sustainability discussion by adding an ecological view of growth, and fractal structures to explain resilient structure. It describes the new society as a collaborative learning society that adapts appropriately to accurate signals. It also shows that the new society is already emerging.

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