Titlebook: Coping with Complexity; Perspectives for Eco Hans W. Gottinger Book 1983 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1983 Action.algeb

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978-94-009-7026-7D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1983

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Management in Rural Community Work,In this chapter we investigate certain types of organizational forms which are considered to be . computable rather than . computable, i.e., we are considering those organizations which are subject to definite resource and time constraints and which can be split into elemantary computational operations.

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Complexity and Dynamics,In this chapter we will be concerned with the common properties of various dynamic systems, including those occurring in biology and ecology as well as in the social sciences. We consider some broad characteristics before turning to analyses.

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Complexity, Bounded Rationality and Problem-Solving,We claim that the three notions ‘complexity’, ‘bounded rationality’, and ‘problem-solving’ are intrinsically related.

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Complexity and Organizational Decision Making,In this chapter we investigate certain types of organizational forms which are considered to be . computable rather than . computable, i.e., we are considering those organizations which are subject to definite resource and time constraints and which can be split into elemantary computational operations.

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Structural Characteristics in Economic Models,s with the structural constraint of complexity, e.g. the information processing limits arising in the control of dynamic systems. Also in a recent survey on large-scale systems (N.R. Sandell et al. [11]) it is stated that an adequate measure of complexity is lacking for control systems and that a ma

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Book 1983oncept in other fields, sometimes it has only descriptive value or even worse, it is only used in a colloquial sense. The systematic investigation of complexity phenomena has reached a mature status within computer science. Indices of computer size, capacity and performance root ultimately in John v

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