Dr. Lissack’s ongoing research focuses on the interactions of complexity theory ideas with the philosophical concepts of emergence, coherence, homology, models, and ethics. His most recent writings have focused on the concept of coherence, what it is and how it can be achieved and maintained in a dynamic networked setting. He and several colleagues are editing a management book series that stresses the situated nature of management, where the lessons presented involve multiple perspectives and multiple paradigms and where the coherence aimed for is not based on homogeneity of perspective, but on a recognition of ‘appropriateness’. To learn more about Michael's research please click here.

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