Books By Jurriaan Kamp
THE SOLUTIONS ACTIVATOR
How the power of optimism unlocks our potential and changes our world.
PLASTIC SOLUTIONS
Plastic can be a solution too. This book presents a groundbreaking and strong business model that is supported by the power of nature.
LIGHT SOLUTIONS
Saving energy, healing people and planet.
COFFEE SOLUTIONS
How new business models for the world’s favorite beverage regenerate rain forests and restore livelihoods.
THE THIRD DIMENSION
3D farming and 11 more unstoppable trends revolutionizing the production of food and fuel, regenerating nature, and rebuilding communities.
Plan A
Argentina is a nation at crossroads. This book identifies 10 innovative business models that will transform the nation.
THE INTELLIGENT OPTIMIST’S GUIDE TO LIFE
How to find health and success in a world that is a better place than you think.
LIFI
Communication at the speed of light and the emergence of the Internet of people.
THE SOLUTIONS ACTIVATOR
How the power of optimism unlocks our potential and changes our world.
LIGHT SOLUTIONS
Saving energy, healing people and planet.
PLASTIC SOLUTIONS
Plastic can be a solution too. This book presents a groundbreaking and strong business model that is supported by the power of nature.
COFFEE SOLUTIONS
How new business models for the world’s favorite beverage regenerate rain forests and restore livelihoods.
THE THIRD DIMENSION
3D farming and 11 more unstoppable trends revolutionizing the production of food and fuel, regenerating nature, and rebuilding communities.
THE SCIENCE OF SUBTLE ENERGY: The healing power of dark matter
Plan A
Argentina is a nation at crossroads. This book identifies 10 innovative business models that will transform the nation.
LIFI
Communication at the speed of light and the emergence of the Internet of people.
KAMP SOLUTIONS MAGAZINE
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ARTICLES
The winning case for the 15-hour workweek
For three decades, I have been documenting the lives of the Ju/’hoansi people of the north-western Kalahari, and their often-traumatic encounter with modernity. The Ju/’hoansi are perhaps the best known of the handful of societies who still sustained themselves by hunting and gathering well into the 20th century. And to them, very little about the relentlessly expanding global economy makes sense.