Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

Our money system IS the 'Missing Link'. We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don't need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it's profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environ...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

You may be: trying to fix the healthcare system in your country. dealing with family break-up. exploring change - and making it happen - in your organisation. worrying about how to look after your elderly parents. In any case, you'll know that with some problems it's hard to know where to start - we can't define them, we get in a muddle thinking about them, we may try to ignore some aspect/s o...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

Innovation is a necessity in a changing world. But what kind of innovation?Sustaining innovation fixes whats failing. Disruptive innovation shakesthings up. Only transformative innovation can deliver a fundamental shifttowards new patterns of viability in tune with our aspirations for the future.Typically, disruptive initiatives make only a short-term impact or areeventually mainstreamed to help s...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...

The free market has become the accepted model for the public sector. Politicians on all sides compete to spread the gospel. And so, in the UK and elsewhere, theres been massive investment in public sector improvement, customer choice has been increased and new targets have been set and refined.But our experience is that things havent changed much. This is because governments have invested in the w...