Stuart Umpleby is a professor in the Department of Management and Director of the Research Program in Social and Organizational Learning in the School of Business at The George Washington University. He received degrees in engineering, political science, and communications from the University of Illinois in…
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Stuart Umpleby
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Behind the Scenes V: Getting to know the Themes and Speakers 2014
Welcome everyone to the fifth post in our behind the scenes series with a preview of the fabulous EMCSR 2014 themes. On this occasion we would like to present some of the participants in the Complexity and Strategy theme, including…
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Architectural Ecologies Chairs
Andrea Rossi He is an architectural researcher based in Vienna, where he is developing research on robotic fabrication at Coop Himmelb(l)au. He is founder of Temporary Autonomous Architecture, a research and design practice involved in the exploration of the potential…
Mechthild Adameit
Mechthild (Matilde) Heidemarie Adameit is affiliated with GESI (Grupo de Estudio de Sistemas Integrados). Civil Society Organization, Buenos Aires – Argentina. She is a curious, water-loving and compassionate person that works as a coach, consultant and intercultural trainer in different…
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Silvia Zweifel
Silvia Zweifel is a vocational author with a strong interest in individual-collective learning. She dedicates her time and efforts to a particular form of research-action to foster a multidimensional “Economía Amable” www.silviazweifel.com.ar and essays written in a less than common…
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Behind the Scenes III: Getting to Know the Themes and Speakers 2014
EMCSR is going to start in just a few days, on the way towards the meetings we would like to introduce to you the people who are making this event a truly interesting and unique one. As you know, three…
Thomas Fundneider
Thomas Fundneider studied Landscape Planning at the University of Bodenkultur in Vienna. For his thesis, he worked one year in South Africa to investigate issues of Urban Design. After a few years of experience as a professional, he studied a…
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Merrelyn Emery
Dr. Emery has worked on many aspects of human behaviour as a systemic or ecological phenomenon. These include education and continuing education, the uses and effects of media, the development of organizations and communities and human futures. Since 1970, she…
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Peter Erdi
Péter Érdi is a Hungarian and now also Hungarian-American researcher and teacher. His ambition has been to work in the spirit of cybernetics and systems theory. He serves as the Henry Luce Professor of Complex Systems Studies at Kalamazoo College,…
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