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New Volume of the Springer Book Series „Translational Systems Sciences“

Posted on Mai 17, 2018 by Tess Marja Werner Veröffentlicht in Publications, Systems Science and Philosophy

We are pleased to announce the online publication of Volume 13 of the Springer Book Series „Translational Systems Sciences“ by a team of authors of the BCSSS Research Group Systems Science and Philosophy. Update September 2018: with now more than…

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„General Systemology“. New volume of the Springer Book Series „Translational Systems“ by the BCSSS Research Group „Systems Science and Philosophy“

Posted on Februar 6, 2018 by Tess Marja Werner Veröffentlicht in Publications, Research, Systems Science and Philosophy

In 2018 the next volume of of the Springer Book Series „Translational Systems“ will be published by Dr. Jennifer Wilby, Julie Billingham, David Rousseau and BCSSS Managing Director Stefan Blachfellner, all leaders of the BCSSS Research Group „Systems Science and…

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„Systems Research“. New Publications by BCSSS Scientific Council Member David Rousseau

Posted on April 5, 2017 by Tess Marja Werner Veröffentlicht in Publications, Research, Systems Science and Philosophy

We are pleased to announce a number of new published papers edited or co-edited by David Rousseau in March 2017: The first one was the release of “Systems Research” on 9th March 2017 by the co-authors Mary C. Edison, Pamela Buckle-Henning,…

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Hannover 2016 | Session | Relationality and Information in Leibniz

Posted on Juli 26, 2016 by Tess Marja Werner Veröffentlicht in Emergent Systems Information and Society, Lectures, Research

Members of the joint group Emergent systems, information and society were speakers at a session of the 10th International Leibniz Congress held in Hanover, Germany, during the week from 18 to 22 July 2016. The session was convoked by BCSSS Scientific…

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Das Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science präsentiert einen Grundstein seiner Forschungsagenda, veröffentlicht als Sonderbeitrag in der jüngsten ‚Systema‘ Ausgabe: ‚General Systems Transdisciplinarity‘

Posted on Juni 24, 2016 by Stefan Blachfellner Veröffentlicht in Publications, Research, systema, Systems Science and Philosophy

The Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science presents a corner stone of its research agenda with the recently published Special Issue of Systema: General Systems Transdisciplinarity, guest edited by Debora Hammond (Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Hutchins School of…

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5th workshop on „Social Morphogenesis“ in Paris

Posted on Januar 20, 2016 by Tess Marja Werner Veröffentlicht in Project Social Morphogenesis, Publications, Research

In January 2016 the fifth workshop of the cooperation project „Social Morphogenesis“ of the Bertalanffy Center for the Study of Systems Science (BCSSS) and the Centre for Social Ontology (CSO) took place at the SciencesPo in Paris. With the topic „Morphogenesis…

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