Organizations have traditionally been based on some more or less explicit notion of hierarchy. This paper is not concerned with varieties of alternative organization which may be obtained by tinkering with the hierarchical formula and introducing participative forms of decisionmaking, worker management, etc. The intention is to look beyond hierarchy (1). A recently much-favoured approach is tha...

“Bricolage”, a multidisciplinary term used extensively in visual arts, anthropology and cultural studies, refers to a creation that borrows elements from a diverse range of existing designs. The term is applied here to describe CSALF-Q, a new automatic 2D quad meshing algorithm that combines the strengths of recursive subdivision, loop-paving and transfinite interpolation to generate surface me...

Within media theory the worldwide shift from a 19 century print culture via a 20 century electronic culture to a 21 century digital culture is well documented. In this essay the emergence of a digital culture as amplified and accelerated by the popularity of networked computers, multiple-user software and Internet is investigated in terms of its principal components. A digital culture as an und...

Entrepreneurial teams are seen as pilots with which to steer growth in new ventures. However, there is currently a lack of studies exploring how they work under conditions uncertainty. Based on the upper echelons theory and institutional theory, this study aims reveal role entrepreneurial venture resilience through questionnaire survey. data 549 valid respondents, we find that resource bricolag...