Titlebook: Concepts and Tools of Computer-assisted Policy Analysis; Vol. 1: Basic Concep Hartmut Bossel Book 1977 Springer Basel AG 1977

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Social Indicators and Quality of Life Measures,e was commissioned to investigate changing social values and interests. Among the many such values they investigated were: farm life, leisure time, criminal justice, health care and government services. As the commission’s chairman, Wesley C. Mitchell and the report’s director, William Ogburn stated in the preface:

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Orientors of Nonroutine Behavior,esent unreflected application of stored behavioral programs, and some result from random choices, others are obviously the end product of complex cognitive processes. This paper is concerned with the latter — here termed nonroutine behavior.

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Linear fractional transformations,This paper describes Project CYBERSYN as it was developed in Chile between November 1971 and September 1973.

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Controllability of multidimensional systems,The present chapter presents a coherent theoretical framework for modelling individual . collective behavior based on the four fundamental hypotheses that

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,Cybernetics in Government: Experience with New Tools for Management in Chile 1971–1973,This paper describes Project CYBERSYN as it was developed in Chile between November 1971 and September 1973.

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Systems Science and Social Science Foundations of Computer-Assisted Policy Analysis, societal systems and as a tool of policy analysis. New scientific and socio-political problems arise in this connection, to which solutions are for the greater part still in their infancy. The article provides a survey of the specific requirements of simulations of societal systems, in particular w

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Computer Models for Policy Analysis: Hierarchy, Goal Orientation, Scenarios,knowledge, ability, tools, and the interest of the model builder concerning the representation and its purposes. As a result, there exist the counterparts of propaganda pamphlets, caricatures, sketches, abstract and realistic paintings — and maps.