Transdisciplinary research is useful for giving meaning to our action and reconciling knowledge. Conditional co-production is a hallmark of Buddhist philosophy and an inexhaustible source of inspiration for today’s leaders. This area of reflection was decisive in the work of “philosophers of the mind” such as Francisco Varela and Maturana who underline the self-organization capacities of the living with the concept of autopoiesis. Edgar Morin will in turn consider the recursive principle as being one of the three useful means of managing complexity.
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