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The Next Common Sense: Mastering Corporate Complexity through Coherence

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Complex Systems and Decision Making Leadership and Management in Organizations Management and Organizational Studies

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There is no denying that the world is a complex place. The challenge is what to do about it. Contrary to the popular notion that complexity either can be abolished or not, worse yet, be left to raise havoc in the boundaryless organization, authors Lissack and Roos argue persuasively for a new way of thinking and dealing with the realities of modern business.

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