Wisdom, Knowledge, and Management

Section A.Wisdom, Knowledge and Management

1. Progress Achieving C. West Churchman’s Epistemological Program
J.P. Gigch

2. The Paradigm of the Science of Management and of Management Science
J.P. Gigch

3. Churchman’s Contributions to the Advancement of Management Science
P.S. Agrell, B. Leonarz

4. Expanding Churchman’s Philosophical Discourse
P.S. Agrell

Section B.Skepticism, Truth, Certitude and Wicked Problems

5. Certitude in a Post-Modern World?
K. Bausch

6. Addressing Complex Decision Problems in Distributed Environments
D.L. Paul

7. Epistemic Humility
D. Matthews

Section C.Setting the Tone: The Importance of Ethics

8. In Search of an Ethical Science
J. Gigch, E. Koenigsberg, B. Dean

9. Ethics and Enlightened Personal Responsibility
C. François

10. May the Whole Earth Be Happy
S. Beer

Section D.Entrepreneurship

11. An Outline of a Descriptive Theory of the Enterprise
D. M. Eriksson

12. Organizational Efficiency and Values
F. Parra Luna

Section E.New Paradigms: Applications of the Science of Management to Governance and Managerial Practice

13. Molar and Molecular Identity and Politics
J. Mcintyre-Mills

14. Education for Engaged Citizenship
D. Hammond

15. Dialogue for Conscious Evolution
A. N. Christakis

Section F.The Use of New Metaphors to Refocus the Managerial Discourse

16. Making Friends of Enemies
J. E. Yu

17. The Application of an Epistemological Inquiry to Increase Our Understanding of Complex Issues
J. P. Gigch

18. Epilogue
J. Mcintyre-Mills, J. Gigch

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Keywords: BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management Science BUS042000