"For strategy and organization studies scholars in business and management, defence studies, public policy and government. We argue for a fundamental reversal of strategy. No longer about calculating and controlling the world, it becomes an organizational practice of asking a basic question: how...

At least since the ancient Greeks, strategists have sought to direct and distinguish organized activity through planned, rational decision-making, through the imaginative creation of vision, or through the assertion of will. In all cases, argue Holt and Zundel, strategy impoverishes, not because...

George Spencer Brown is best known for his book Laws of Form , which elaborates a primary algebra of distinctions and forms capable of dealing with self-referential equations reflective of paradoxes in logic. The book has received little attention in mathematics, but it has greatly influenced...