Gem of a book that combines case studies with easy to understand chapters on core concepts including need to identify and adopt alternative values and methods.

Quest for theory of adaptive change and understanding of surprises, scenarios, branching, dynamics, learning, and related aspects of sustainability including collective learning.

Excellent introduction to alternative values.

Classic work.

Adds to his body of work with a concluding emphasis on opportunities to adapt and cope.

The other major work on collapse.

Worthwhile look at the "dark ages" caused by volcanic activity in Southeast Asia.

Preamble to Naomi Klein.

Preamble to John Bogle.

The opening of moral capitalism and a return to an ownership economy that eliminates Wall Street skimming one fifth of the value.

Second of two key works by Paul Hawken.

Herman Daly is long over-due for a Nobel Prize. He broke the code.

Early warning.

Vital comprehensive overview of how we must move away from products that become trash, and move toward leasing services with totally re-usable parts.

"True Costs" is a meme that the Bioneers and others are spreading. We do not have enough work on this. A gallon of $3 gas imposes $12 in externalized costs against future generations. Exxon did not earn $40 billion in profits, they stole $40 billion from the future.

Reality check.

An early attempt to sound the alarm (after the Limits to Growth movement failed in the 1970's, succumbing to corporate lies and massive propaganda undermining honest science).