Complexity of Social System Cybernetics: Risk and Uncertainty Management in Negotiations

Stankovski, Mile; Kolemisevska-Gugulovska, Tatjana D.; Icev, Z.A.; Dimirovski, Georgi M.; Dinibutun, A. Talha

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“…Yet, it might be argued that the process of world-wide interaction and integration of economies (Eeckhout, 2000;Glenn and Hannan, 2000;Ljungqvist and Sargent, 2000) and other life-sustaining activity areas of the contemporary societies is the current and inevitable stage of the historical development of mankind with prevailing paradigm of cruel competition (Arrow and Hahn, 1971;Axelrod, 1997) actually. Moreover, it can be argued that it has been so due to the impact of information-based technologies within which control and decision technologies play a crucial role (Brandt and Cernetic, 1998;Dimirovski and Andreeski, 2006;Kopacek, 2002Kopacek, , 2006Kosko, 1993;Luenberger, 2002;Special issue on Neural Networks, 2001;Stahre and Martensson, 2004;Stankovski et al, 2006;Zimmermann, 1991).…”

Section: A Status Review Of the Relevant Social Systems Areamentioning

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Applied System and Control Sciences to Social Systems: Globalization Age Paradigms

Dimirovski

2008

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Modern advanced information technologies resulting from automation of control and decision processes along with ubiquitous communications have a multitude of impacts on development of national economies within the global economy. Thus all kinds of social systems, being essentially human centred systems, is a cross-, inter-and multi-disciplinary challenge to systems and control researchers. Social systems in modern civilization are reviewed from the systems science viewpoint and on the grounds of recent developments in control science and technology and with regard to globalization paradigm. The innovative systems approaches employing results from hybrid systems theory and dynamical networks are needed to address the now-old challenges of combined knowledge and technology transfer world-wide for sustainable development that may remedy climate change and some of the negative socio-economic aspects of globalization.

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Section: A Status Review Of the Relevant Social Systems Areamentioning

confidence: 99%

Applied System and Control Sciences to Social Systems: Globalization Age Paradigms

Dimirovski

2008

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Complexity of Social System Cybernetics: Risk and Uncertainty Management in Negotiations

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Applied System and Control Sciences to Social Systems: Globalization Age Paradigms

Applied System and Control Sciences to Social Systems: Globalization Age Paradigms

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