.... Complexity nonlinear dynamic self-organizing certainty uncertainty quantum concepts stochastic resonance quantum modeling precision Quantum Learning System Configuration The peripheral sensory system utilizes conceptual models and frameworks to interpret sensory information and facilitate cognitive...

... field in which all processes align to promote and enhance the learning process to deliver a quantum understanding of the discipline as well as the ability to perform within the discipline. Quantum learning higher-order learning quantum field chaos complexity unified field The Big Bang Learning...

... Framework (Snowden & Goh, 2020) for problem-solving and decision-making. The critical role of this framework was to help position knowledge elements within each of the four framework domains – Clear, Complicated, Complex and Chaos, as each domain requires a different management response. The approach...

... of scale to understand the complex dynamics of these ecosystems. By examining the concepts of energy, entropy and emergent behaviour, the authors can suggest some underlying principles that govern their growth, innovation and resilience. This approach highlights the importance of networks, social...

... curiosity complexity resilience optimism In Chapter 3, we explored the six aspects of leadership learning (Guthrie & Jenkins, 2018, 2024). In this chapter, we dive deeper into two of those aspects of leadership learning: leadership engagement and leadership observation. Additionally, we will explore...

...Artificial intelligence human–machine interaction complexity uncertainty ethics 1. Introduction AI is a technology that has received the widest application in completely different spheres of human life due to the implementation of colossal opportunities to increase labour productivity...

...Eigenbehaviour learning curve decarbonisation non-equilibrium complexity Westphalian dilemma 1. Introduction In systems theory, the eigenbehaviour of a system could be seen as a distinguishing criterion for defining non-linear systems, beyond the more common linearity of input-output systems...

...Equine relationships also highlight the value of nonlinear problem-solving. Unlike traditional hierarchical thinking that seeks control and predictability, complexity theory suggests that growth emerges through interaction, feedback, and adaptability. Horses challenge humans to be present...

...Abstract Adaptive leadership theory grew from a desire to understand the relationships among leaders, adaptation, systems, and change. Adaptive leadership theory focuses on mobilizing individuals to address complex, systemic challenges by fostering innovation, adaptive capacity, and behavioral...

..., and other systemic forces. Readers are encouraged to challenge patriarchal and misogynistic beliefs about leadership and gender; to not conflate sex and gender; to embrace complexity when it comes to both gender and leadership; and to engage in personal, institutional, and community transformation...

... a Complexity Lens. He argues that there is value in understanding the structure of the interconnected nature of assumptions, especially when assumptions are treated as entities that comprise a complex system. Patton discusses premises and principles for Working with Assumptions. He argues that Premises express...

... this complexity in an accessible way that encourages a focus on improved outcomes for people accessing care and support. The ecosystem concept offers a route for policymakers and practitioners to engage with complexity. An ecosystem is framed as an ecological metaphor where the well-being of the whole depends...

...Abstract The current era is characterized by multiple paradoxes and multi-level stressors and crises that confront MNEs with new forms of complexity. Balancing competing demands requires capabilities for sensing and seizing opportunities and threats, and reconfiguring resources and structures...

... in complex or underexplored fields. In line with this approach, the scoping review employed the systematic search and reporting framework established by Arksey and O’Malley (2005) . This framework follows a five-stage iterative process, which includes: (1) formulating the research question, (2) identifying...

.... Schools faced multiple challenges and school leaders had to consider how to lead in complex situations and adapt their leadership approaches. Several studies were conducted regarding leadership practices over lockdown which explored both the challenges and opportunities that arose in the context of New...

...Abstract There are profound challenges inherent in understanding and addressing complex and contested issues. Divergent perspectives abound, at local, national and global levels. This is not surprising, given the different interests, experiences and resources of key stakeholders. When they cannot...

... is a wicked problem because there is no consensus on its solution, conflicting moral and political considerations among stakeholders, and uncertainty about the potential effects of intended solutions. Faced with such complex policy challenges, jurisdictional approaches (JAs) are being increasingly embraced...

...Abstract Understanding the challenges and opportunities of policy coherence when dealing with wicked problems is a particularly relevant approach to policy analysis. Coherence and complexity condition each other in the context of the different policy domains, jointly offering an enabling debate...

... interpretative proposal centered on two analytical pillars. The first is the analysis and management of the complexity generated by wickedness, through the reconstruction of types of complexity and consequences that the policymaker must acquire in terms of problem setting. The second is the analysis...

...Abstract Purpose: The importance of creativity and innovation can’t be overstressed today. Especially in the context of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA) world, firms cutting across businesses have to pay special attention to building a culture of creativity...