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Business Ethics from Below: Rethinking Organisational Values, Strategy and Trusts meant to imply that values are understood and driven as a dimension of the reduction of complexity and uncertainty. Actions aimed at shaping organisational values should deliberately focus on values that enable organisations to absorb uncertainty and complexity. This requires a particular understa

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Unpacking the Ethics of Complexity: Concluding Reflectionsrt significantly from the more traditional or mechanistic approaches found in contemporary business ethics discourses. Employing notions from “critical complexity”, several suggestions are made to assist the development of a more transformational approach to business ethics.

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Loopwise Expansion in the MSRDJ Formalism,ways receive sufficient scrutiny. An attempt to broaden the discussion is made here from the perspective of a critical theory of complexity informed by deconstruction. In structuralist and post-structuralist theories of language, difference is the source of meaning. Similarly, in complex systems, di

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Statistical Field Theory for Neural Networkss and distinguishes him/her/it from other persons or organizations, a kind of “self”. Our identity determines how we think about and interact with others. It will be argued in this chapter that the self is constituted relationally. Moreover, when we are in the realm of the self, we are always alread

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