The book focuses on the study of the economic crisis, which it approaches as a deep structural one, not as a temporary and superficial one. Specifically, the author places his analysis at the level of the global crisis, at the level of innovation, and at the level of change management, which are required in a process of global restructuring. Using the simplest possible wording, it presents crucial questions such as: What is the current global crisis and what could a new development model that would lead us out of it mean on a global scale? What kind of innovation seems to be required by such a new restructuring and development model? What kind of change management mechanisms does this type of innovation require in order to exist, establish itself, and bear fruit?