Systemic Structural Constellations and Sustainability in Academia

This book is a thrilling lecture describing how systemic structural constellations can be used within academia to foster education for sustainability. Although still rather exotic in academia, constellations allow dealing with the ambiguity and complexity of system dynamics, relationships and goals inherent to sustainability, and supporting the integration of varying perspectives.

Kathrin Ankele, co-founder of SUSTAINUM Consulting Berlin, Germany

I see a huge potential in systemic structural constellations to combine ratio and intuition in research and teaching. Dealing with complexity requires new methods to irritate mental patterns of researchers, students and decision makers in all institutions to find new hypothesis. Systemic structural constellations are able to irritate in a very gentle way.
Prof. Dr. Georg Mueller-Christ, Universitaet Bremen, Germany

This book offers crucial insights how transformative science and academic transformation can succeed and be fostered. Precisely, the active involvement of diverse stakeholders and the integration of intuitive and rational thinking enable real transformation. This book is a key contribution to the necessarily paradigmatic, institutional and methodological reform in academia.
Prof. Dr. Uwe Schneidewind, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany

A really useful and innovative contribution to the question of sustainability of change within academic institutions as well as for the development and transfer of knowledge and abilities by these institutions. Furthermore, a well-structured overview for the basic aspects of the systemic structural constellations approach and a wealth of ideas for academic application.
Prof. Dr. Matthias Varga von Kibed, SySt-Institut, Germany