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Although far from dominant, complexity theories have gained ground in the social sciences as a helpful lens through which to view aspects of contemporary life (Stalder, 2006, pp. 170–85). Originating in the natural sciences, complexity theories are increasingly being applied fruitfully to organizations (for example, Leifer, 1989; Stacey, Griffin and Shaw, 2000), entrepreneurship (for example, McKelvey, 2004) and social entrepreneurship (for example, Goldstein, Hazy and Silberstang, 2008, 2010).