Chaos: the lens that transcends

Laurie A. Fitzgerald

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The primary aim of this introductory article is to set forth a conceptual framework that sheds light on the evolving cosmology and meta‐praxis of organizational change known as Chaos. The author who is also co‐editor of this journal, points out how the five fundamental principles of this emerging worldview can be made both applicable to and actionable in the modern business enterprise.

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