IMPROVISATION: A taste of chaos in the middle of order and a taste of order in the middle of chaos

Pedro Marques-Quinteiro, Rita Rueff-Lopes

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Improvising is an emergent process of self-organization, replenished of sudden transitions, disruptive moments, and exponential process improvement and decline. Hence, improvisation is a nonlinear process by nature, and this chapter aims to spark interest in the contribution of the Nonlinear Dynamic Systems (NDS) theory the expand current research about improvisation in organizations. We do so by first briefly integrating improvisation theory and NDS theory, followed by a description of how easy-to-implement methodologies (i.e., cusp catastrophe modeling, and artificial neural networks), can be used by improvisation scholars to study improvisation as the complex process it really is.

Idioma originalAnglès
Títol de la publicacióThe Routledge Companion to Improvisation in Organizations
EditorTaylor & Francis
Pàgines423-436
Nombre de pàgines14
ISBN (electrònic)9781000933796
ISBN (imprès)9780367771126
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Estat de la publicacióPublicada - 1 de gen. 2023

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