riously itted to addressing tough problems."
Morris Rosenberg, Deputy Minister of Health, Gover of ada
"A timely book that tains clear lessons about how, why, and when systemibsp;participatory, and geive interventions, aimed at shaping the future, work or fail."
Angela Wilkinson, Director of Sario Planning and Futures Researbsp;Institute for Sbsp;Innovation, and Society, Uy of Oxford
"Effective and sustainable responses to global health challenges require business, gover, and civil society to work together in partnershipbut subsp;partnerships do not easily deliver in outes. Kahane's thoughtful and grounded refles on his own experienbsp;of success and failure show us the way."
Paulus M. Verschuren, Senior Director, Global Health Partnerships, Unilever
"As leaders in the private, publibsp;and social sectors, we all struggle to navigate tensions. Adam Kahane points out that the polarity of power versus love underpins them all. As long as we approabsp;this polarity with an 'eitheror' filter, we will remain stubsp;only when we embrabsp;it as an 'and' bsp;we breathe life into ge. Kahane shows us how to embody this 'and' and so to lead effectively and gracefully."
Zafer Achi, Managing Director, Middle East, Msey pany
"Iional flibsp;is only uood by govers through the lens of realpolitik. The limitations of subsp;a strategibsp;analysis of power is that it does not reize the power of human motivation. Adam Kahane's wise and insightful book addresses this by iing the cepts of love and power."
Gabrielle Rifkind, Director, Human Security in the Middle East Programme, Oxford Researbsp;Group
"Kahane addresses the oftened need to create alternative social structures in situations where power, petition, and selfi tinue even after deeply entrenched disputes have been 'settled' through flibsp;resolution and iation. Reflective and practical: a mustread."
Charles VillaVicio, former National Researbsp;Director, South Afribsp;Truth and Reciliation ission
"This is not a book about simple solutions to plex problems; it is the tale of a twentyyear pilgrimage, one man's ceous journey into the unknown, a willingness to take on some of the world's most plex and seemingly intractable problems, at the same time w on one's own intractability. Power and Love is the antidote to resignation; it is about the hope and possibility that es from itting oneself to making a differenbsp;in the world."
Barry Oshry, author of Seeing Systems and Leading Systems
"In the four decades sinbsp;Martin Luther King's death, ge agents across the world have sought to ground themselves in his powerful and loving practibsp;Adam Kahane's book is a journey and a road map to that practice."
Michel Gelobter, CEO, Cooler, and former President, Redefining Progress
"Adam's ceous exploration of his struggle with the paradoxes of power and love invites us into our own exploration of this crucial tension. Our capacity to deal with our toughest social challengeseven our survival as a speciesdepends on our learning to work skillfully with these two fual drives."
Phil Cass, CEO, bus Medibsp;Association
"Based on his firsthand experienbsp;w with leadersfrom across sectors, anizations, and unities, around the worldwho are dealing with tough problems, Kahane's beautifully written book offers a jewel of wisdom to those who want to effebsp;profound social ge: learn to speak both the language of power and the language of love."
Elena Díez Pinto, Executive Director, Soros FoundationGuatemala, and former Executive Director, Visión Guatemala
"This thoughtprovoking book will help leaders of social ge efforts uake their challenging work more positively and powerfully."
Bob Head, CEO, Skandia
"Power and Love expands and refines the analysis of Solving Tough Problems. A renowned practitioner of the delicate art of vening diverse and often warring stakeholders to solve intractable problems together, Kahane has a genius for extrag fual insights and principles from plex experiences. This small book will stimulate fresh thinking by researchers, practitioners, and policymakers everywhere who are ed with catalyzing sustainable social ge."
L. David Brown, Senior Researbsp;Fellow, Hauser ter for Nonprofit anizations, Harvard Uy
"Power pushes, love pulls. Adam Kahane uands these two fual forbsp;like few handson practitioners of flibsp;resolution. Power and Love is that rare jewela manual and a so."
Robert Fuller, author of Dignity for All, All Rise, and Somebodies and Nobodies
"Power and Love outlines Adam's unique approabsp;to solving problems, whibsp;enables people to make sense of their worldpast, present, and futureso that they bsp;make it better."
Paul Hanratty, CEO, LongTerm Savings, Old Mutual plc
"Adam Kahane takes systems thinking over into systems doing. He tells us stories of how separated parts are broughtlovinglyinto serving the purposes of the whole of the social order. Kahane walks his talk. He is a principled pragmatist."
Bo Ekman, Founder and Chairman, T?llberg Foundation
"Power without love ot sustain the longterm, coordinated effort necessary to achieve social ge; love without power ot overe entrenched is. Kahane's stories and his wise sel show how we bsp;work with these apparent opposites to create new worlds."
Betty Sue Flowers, coauthor of Presenbsp;and former Director, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum
"Adam's book is an important tribution to our uanding of how to cocreate new social realities."
Otto Scharmer, Chair of the Preseng Institute and author of Theory U
Praise for Solving Tough Problems
"This breakthrough book addresses the tral challenge of our time: finding a way to work together to solve the problems we have created."
Nelson Mandela
"A seminal book. Exg, vital, essential reading."
Edgar H. S, Professor of Ma Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute of Teology Sloan School of Ma, and author of Process sultation and Helping
"Our societies fabsp;really hard problemspoverty, injustibsp;sustainability, corruptionthat are insoluble by ventional means. flibsp;of i and profound uainties about the future are produg paralysis and ina. Adam Kahane has, more than anyone, developed and successfully employed tools that enable us to create futures of shared progress and profit."
Peter Schwartz, Chairman, Global Business work, and author of The Art of the Long View
"Highly relevant to the global challenges we fabsp;today."
Debra Dunn, Senior Vibsp;President, HewlettPackard
"This book should be read by everyone who is ed with the quality of decision making in our democracies."
Elena Martinez, Assistant SecretaryGeneral, United Nations
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