Table of Contents

Chapter One - Choices, Conflict, and the Creative Spark: The Problem-Solving Power of Integrative Thinking Chapter Two - No Stomach for Second-Best: How Integrative Thinkers Move Beyond Trade-offs Chapter Three - Reality, Resistance, and Resolution: How Integrative Thinkers Keep Their Options Open Chapter Four - Dancing Through Complexity: Shaping Resolutions by Resisting Simplification Chapter Five - Mapping the Mind: How Thought Circulates Chapter Six - The Construction Project: Imagining Reality Chapter Seven - A Leap of the Mind: How Integrative Thinkers Connect the Dots Chapter Eight - A Wealth of Experience: Using the Past, Inventing the Future

About the Author

Roger Martin is an author, business school professor, and strategy adviser to CEOs. He is Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute at the Rotman School of Management, where he served as Dean from 1998 to 2013. He is a frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review and other leading publications and has published nine books, including Playing to Win, The Opposable Mind, and Creating Great Choices.

Reviews

"Martin makes a compelling argument for a paradoxical approach to problem-solving." —BusinessWeek,"...compelling...the thesis that fresh thought processes are required to deal with the world s contradictions and complexities rings true." — The Financial Times