The complexity of complex systems conferences: reflexivity and walking the talk

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Veröffentlicht in:Managing organizational complexity
1. Verfasser: Lissack, Michael R. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht: 2005
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An approach to causality in organized complexity: the role of management 2005 Salthe, Stanley N.
Theory of integral complex organization 2005 Murray, Ronald C.
The observation, inquiry, and measurement challenges surfaced by complexity theory 2005 Dent, Eric B.
The improvised-orchestration model of organizational evolution 2005 Kawai, Tadahiko
Machines or gardens ... or both? 2005 Connor, Patrick E.
The coherent management of complex projects and the potential role of group decision support systems 2005
Knowing complex systems 2005 Cilliers, Paul
From excellence to emergence: the evolution of management thinking and the influence of complexity 2005 Lawrimore, Buck
Predicting the human weather: how differentiation and contextual complexity affect behavior prediction 2005 Jones, Robert G.
Self-reproduction of the enterprise: von Neumann's model applied 2005 Luksha, Pavel O.
An intersubjective measure of organizational complexity: a new approach 2005 Moldoveanu, Mihnea
Imagining complex partnerships 2005 Medd, Will P.
Storytelling and the complex epistemology of organizations 2005 Baskin, Ken
Ancient insights into the modern organization 2005 Richardson, Julie
A complexity-based scrutiny of learning from organizational crisis 2005 Gilpin, Dawn R.
The implications of complexity for business process and strategy 2005
Agent-based models to manage the complex 2005 Robertson, Duncan A.
How can we think complex? 2005 Gershenson, Carlos
The use of bytes to analyze complex organizations 2005 Turnbull, Shann
Chaos-based principles of forecasting 2005 Hong, Liu
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