This issue of The Future of Coaching focuses on a somewhat elusive but critical theme operating in our world: the institutionalization of knowledge. Building on concepts coming from the sub-discipline called “the sociology of knowledge”, our theme this quarter concerns ways in which knowledge is framed in the various societies in our contemporary coaching world and the even more specific …

In this essay we engage the sociology of knowledge to identify a host of critical and challenging questions to be addressed by the coach--and the coach's clients.

Las Vegas is often represented as the premier (and perhaps first) exemplification of what is now called a postmodern perspective on life.

In this essay the authors focus on two dimensions of ontology that hold profound implications for the practice of professional coaching.