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Creative Solution Finding: The Triumph of Breakthrough Thinking over Conventional Problem Solving
by Gerald Nadler, Shozo Hibino and John Farrell

Rocklin, California: Prima Publishing, 1999

Think about it: Does it make sense to try solving a problem using the same kind of thinking that caused the problem in the first place? Unfortunately, this happens all too often. In Creative Solution Finding, Gerald Nadler and Shozo Hibino, authors of the groundbreaking book Breakthrough Thinking, offer an entirely new way for finding solutions: Full-Spectrum Thinking. This approach presents new principles and a new process for creating and restructuring solutions.

Gerald Nadler, Ph.D., is president of the Center for Breakthrough Thinking, as well as chair emeritus of engineering management at the University of Southern California.

Shozo Hibino, Ph.D., is a professor of planning and design at Chukyo University, Japan.

John Farrell is a journalist, screenwriter, and novelist.

 
   
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