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Learning from the Aboriginals,
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This review is from: Treading Lightly: The Hidden Wisdom of the World's Oldest People (Paperback)
For a long time we thought that the Australian Aboriginals almost
vanished because of their inferior culture compared to ours. Treading Lightly convincingly demonstrates that the bad fate of this indigenous people had nothing to do with the superiority of our culture or knowledge. On the contrary, the Aboriginal culture has existed much longer than the Western civilization. The battle was mainly fought on a biological level, where our diseases proved to be stronger. Having realized that the Aboriginal culture is the most sustainable that has so far existed on Earth, Sveiby asks himself and Tex Scuthorpe what are the elements of sustainable knowledge. Being an expert on Knowledge Management Sveiby goes forward to suggest how modern organizations could become truly sustainable. Treading lightly is obviously a path breaking argument in a discourse that has just begun. |
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Treading Lightly: The Hidden Wisdom of the World's Oldest People by Karl Erik Sveiby (Paperback - April 1, 2007)
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