In this book, Alexandra Palzkill demonstrates that modern industrial societies are undergoing a massive transformation—economically, socially, and ecologically. The promises of expansion and progress that have shaped the development of these societies for many decades are reaching their limits. What does this transformation mean for companies? What does it specifically mean for those companies that have served as engines and symbols of the previous model of progress? What conceptual frameworks can provide guidance for companies in such transformative situations regarding their strategic management actions? This book addresses these questions.