Emergence & Transition

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Saturday
25Oct2008

1. Emergence in Complex Systems »

DateSaturday, October 25, 2008 at 11:01PM

 

In this short video, Steve Lansing from the University of Arizona explains how insights from the new field of complexity science can give us a better understanding of the dynamics of social systems.
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