Volume 5, Issue 1 (2002) - Special Issue

Original Research Articles

• Careers in a Complex World: The Search for New Perspectives from the “New Science”

  Allan Bird, Hugh P. Gunz, Michael B. Arthur

  1-14

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• Developing Career Theory Based on “New Science”: A Futile Exercise? The Devil’s Advocate Commentary

  Yehuda Baruch

  15-21

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• Response to Baruch: We Weren’t Seeking Canonization, Just a Hearing

  Hugh P. Gunz, Allan Bird, Michael B. Arthur

  23-29

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• Non-Linear Dynamics in Entrepreneurial and Management Careers

  Benyamin M. Bergmann Lichtenstein, John R. Ogilvie, Mark Mendenhall

  31-47

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• Career Counseling at the Confluence of Complexity Science and New Career

  Edward N. Drodge

  49-62

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• Self-Organization in Career Systems: A View from Complexity Science

  Hugh P. Gunz, Benyamin M. Bergmann Lichtenstein, Rebecca G. Long

  63-88

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• Have We Been Too Successful in Making Corporations Organism-Like?

  Indranil Chakrabarti, Sheila R. Chakrabarti

  89-104

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• Bringing “New Science” into Careers Research

  Polly Parker, Michael B. Arthur

  105-125

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