Michael Lissack's
Publications
Coherence Emerges: A
Complexity Theory of Organization (with Hugo Letiche), MIT
Press,
Models without Morals: The MBA (with Kurt Richardson)
(forthcoming)
Business Ethics for the
Average Joe
(with Morris Shepard) (forthcoming)
“Models
without Morals: Toward the Ethical Use of Business Models” (with Kurt
Richardson) Emergence, Volume 5,
Number 2, (2003).
“Complexity,
Emergence, Resilience, and Coherence: Gaining Perspective on
Organizations and
their Study” (with Hugo Letiche) Emergence,
Volume 4, Number 3, (2002).
Management and
Complexity: An Interacting Dialogue
(editor) Quorum
Books,
“On
the Status of Boundaries, both Natural and Organizational: A Complex
Systems
Perspective” (with Kurt Richardson) Emergence,
Volume 3, Number 4, (2001)
“When
Modeling Social Systems, Models ≠ the Modeled: Reacting to Wolfram's A
New Kind
of Science” (with Kurt Richardson) Emergence, Volume 3, Number 4, (2001)
“Be Coherent, Not
Visionary,” (with Johan Roos)
“Complexity Science: A
‘Gray’ Science for the ‘Stuff in
Between’” (with Kurt Richardson and Paul Cilliers) Emergence, Volume
3,
Number 2, (2001).
The Next Common Sense:
The E-Manager's Guide to Mastering
Complexity (with Johan Roos),
Nicholas Brealey Publishing,
"Knowledge
Management Redux: Reframing a Consultancy Fad into a Practical Tool"
Emergence, Volume 2, Number 3, (2000).
The Next Common Sense (with Johan Roos),
Nicholas Brealey Publishers,
Managing Complexity in
Organizations: A View in Many Directions (editor, with Hugh
Gunz),
Quorum Books,
"Complexity:
the Science, its Vocabulary, and its Relation to Organizations" Emergence,
Volume 1, Number 1, (1999).
"Concept
Sampling: A New Twist for Content Analysis" Organizational Research
Methods, Volume 1, Number 4, (1998).
"Of
Chaos and Complexity: Managerial Insights From A New Science" Management
Decision, Vol. 35, Number 3, (1997).
"Mind
Your Metaphors: Lessons From Complexity Science"