On complexity
Chris MowlesOn complexity.
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Stability and change in the minute particulars
Some of the major disasters of mankind have been produced by the narrowness of men with a good methodology. Alfred North Whitehead, The Function of Reason.[1]
Starting with experience
Most of the thinking I encounter aimed at helping organisations grapple with their problems has to do with maps and frameworks of a world which is thought to exist ‘out there’. These two by two grids, parts and whole charts and frameworks a...
Stuck in the middle with you
We are all familiar with the quote from Margaret Mead that change can come about because of a small, thoughtful group of committed citizens. But it also comes about as result of the interplay of everyone’s intentions of which no one is in o...
What will become of us?
In a discussion about democracy at the Oxford Literary Festival panel members discussed our current and impoverished political discourse, permeated as it is by misinformation, disinformation and propaganda. One of the panel members, Sarah S...
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Chris is Professor of Complexity and Management at the Hertfordshire Business School and directs the Doctor of Management programme. He is Associate Member of the Institute for Group Analysis.
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