Acknowledgments
1. Theme 1: The social complexity imagination
2. Origins of the study of social complexity
3. Thirteen situations
4. Cartography and constructing the atlas
5. Theme 2: Cognition, emotion, and consciousness
6. Autopoiesis and cellular cognition
7. Bacteria and the brain
8. Immune system cognition
9. Brain-based cognition, emotion and consciousness
10. The self
11. Human-machine
12. Theme 3: Dynamics of human psychology
13. Human psychology as dynamical system
14. Psychopathology of mental disorders
15. Healing and the therapeutic process
16. Mindfulness, imagination, and creativity
17. Theme 4: Living in global-ecological social systems
18. Complex social psychology
19. Collective behaviour, social movements and mass psychology
20. Configurational social science
21. The local and the global: Complexities of place
22. Socio-technological life
23. Governance, politics and technocracy
Vi. The atlas of social complexity
24. The challenges of applying complexity
25. Economics in an unstable world
26. Resilience and all that jazz
27. Theme 5: Charting a new methods territory
28. Make love, not models
29. Revisiting complex causality
30. Mapping the new methodological terrain
31. Getting philosophically real
32. Theme 6: The unfinished space
Appendix 1: List of respondents
Appendix 2: Speculative references.