Antonio Saggio Antonino Saggio is an architect, scholar and professor and holds the Architecture and Informaton Technology Chair at the School of Architecture at Sapienza, University of Rome. He is the coordinator of the PhD program in Architecture Theory and…
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Antonio Saggio
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Crossroads of civilization from a synergetic point of view
Iryna Dobronravova is the Chair of the Philosophy and Methodology of Science division at Kyiv Shevchenko University http://www.philsci.univ.kiev.ua She works in the field of the philosophy of science, and in particular in the area of the philosophical foundations of synergetics. Over…
Tagged with: civilization challenges, complex, complexity, crossroad, development, Dobronravova, explore, individual, inhuman, Iryna, multidimentional, Nature, nonlinear, philosophy, possible scenarios, responsability, social, society, strategy, sustainable development, synergetic, synergetic methodology, view
Stuart Umpleby
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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Søren Brier
Dr. Phil. Søren Brier (born 1951) is Professor in the Semiotics of Information, Cognition and Communication Sciences at the Centre for International Business Communication Studies at Copenhagen Business School, where he has been teaching philosophy of science as well as…
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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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John Collier
John Collier Is a philosopher interested in reconciling the foundations of various different fields. He has worked with people in evolutionary and developmental biology and systematics, ecology, economics, philosophy of language, cognitive science, physics and planetary science, among others. He…
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Fares Kayali
Fares Kayali is a game designer and researcher living and working in Vienna, Austria. He holds a PhD in computer science. Fares has headed the design of several digital games, which were finalists at IndieCade and the Independent Games…
Poe Yu-ze Wan
Poe Yu-ze Wan He is an Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology, National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan. His current research interests include social theory (especially the Marxian tradition and the relationship between evolutionary theory and social theorizing), philosophy of…
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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…
Behind the Scenes IV: Getting to Know the Themes and Speakers 2014
Welcome everyone to the fourth post in our 2014 behind the scenes series. We are excited to announce that the detailed programme of the overall 2014 meetings went online. And with this opportunity we want to present to you selected…
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