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"The apparent complexity of the human brain's neural network somehow results in smooth human action. The brain has a way of effectively organizing itself. The principles of Self-Management bring that same effectiveness to organizations." - Chris Rufer

2012 Self-management Institute Symposium

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    How the Biological Cell Serves as an Example for Organizational Growth - Martijn Kriens

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    Effect of Hierarchy on Emergent Leadership - Shalini Lal PhD

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