Doug MacKie has over 30 years' experience as an organisational and business psychologist, working in the UK, Europe and Australasia. He has researched and accelerated the development of leadership, team and organisational capability in boards, CEOs and C-Suite executives within many of the top 100 companies in the UK and Australia.

An Introduction to Climate Change Leadership in Organisations PART I: Foundations 2. From ESG Management to Positive Impact Creation: The Dual Mindset Transformation 3. Overcoming Cognitive Biases That Contribute to Corporate Climate Change Inertia 4. An Evolutionary Perspective on Corporate Sustainability Transitions: A ProSocial Approach 5. Guidance to Green Action: Environmental Leadership Through the Lens of Evolutionary Psychology 6. Sustainability Leadership Starts With Our Mindset 7. Ecological Leadership in a Planetary Emergency 8. Environmental Leadership Is Contemporary Leadership: State of the Literature and Recommendations PART II: Transitions 9. Green Leadership 10. Responsible Leadership in the Governance of Managed Retreat: A Place-Based Approach to Climate Change Adaptation 11. The Intersection Between Environmental Ethics and Leadership PART III: Progressions 12. We Are Prolonging Unsustainability. Shouldn't We Save Humanity Instead? 13. A Systems Perspective on Organisational Leadership for Climate Change: Implications of Viewing Organisations as Complex Adaptive Socio-Technical Systems 14. System Leadership and Climate Change Mitigation 15. Adaptation Leadership: A Key Capability for Organisational Innovation PART IV: Actions 16. Sustainable Goal Setting for Climate Action: What Leaders Value Defines How They Take Action 17. Corporate Carbon Targets: The Role of Goal Setting in Driving Organisational Change for Climate Action 18. Coaching in the Anthropocene 19. Developing Climate Change Leadership in Organisations 20. Case Study: The Role of Leadership and Enabling Change - Specific to the Cluster and Energy Transition