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Category Archives: Emergent change
Engaging Emergence – Turning Upheaval into Opportunity
Read What does it take to face disruptions and invite others to join you to realize new possibilities? If you are seeking effective principles and practices for working with change and the unexpected, then you’ve come to the right place! … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Change methods, Complexity, Complexity & change, Emergence, Emergent change
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The New Science of Leadership: An Interview with Margaret Wheatley
Read Meg Wheatley was thrown into the public spotlight in 1992 with the publication of Leadership and the New Science, a groundbreaking look at how new discoveries in quantum physics, chaos theory, and biology challenge our standard ways of thinking … Continue reading
Self-organization of Complex, Intelligent Systems – An action ontology for transdisciplinary integration
This paper reviews the general philosophy underlying the transdisciplinary research in the Evolution, Complexity and Cognition (ECCO) group. The ECCO conceptual framework is based on an ontology of action: the fundamental constituents of reality are seen as actions and the … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Complexity, Complexity & change, Emergence, Emergent change, Self-organization
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Collaborative Practice – Categorising forms of collaboration for practitioners
Read Faced with the prospects of a collaborative writing venture, a contract and a tight deadline for our collaborative text The Girls Guide to Real Estate we realised that our understanding of collaboration had not been much more than a … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Creativity, Deleuze, Emergent change, Guattari
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Putting Complexity to Work – Supporting the Practitioners
Read Community Engagement – a Social Ecosystem Dance — Read Peckham Power – can Complexity Tools help us? — Read Embracing Complexity and Innovation to Deliver Business Growth — Read Bridging the gap between Complexity Practitioners and Scientists — Read … Continue reading
Complexity and the Brazilian Public Software – Beyond sharing
Read This work presents a case study of an innovative Brazilian experience of use of free software in public administration as an emergent ecosystem, and the attempt to establish a quality framework for that. It describes a new concept: the … Continue reading
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Emergence and sustainability in a decentralized organization
Read Continuous development is a key issue for long term competitiveness and sustainability of organizations on a changing global market. It has been known for decades that organizations with loose and flexible structure, and more horizontal than vertical information flow … Continue reading
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Engaging Emergence: turning upheaval into opportunity – by Peggy Holman
This book is about working with emergent change. While others have explored what emergence is, this book also focuses on how to engage it. It prepares you to face disruptions and invite the people you work or live with to … Continue reading
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