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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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…
Tagged with: 2014, Biology, biosemiotics, Brier, cognition, communication, complexity, consciousness, cybernetics, Cybersemiotics, emcsr, information, Søren, strategy, systemic, transdisciplinary field
Markus Schwaninger
Markus Schwaninger He is a professor of management at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland (emeritus since 2013). Born in Salzburg, Austria; double citizenship – Austrian and Swiss. His research and teaching are focused on the management of complex dynamic systems,…
Gandolfo Dominici
Gandolfo Dominici Italian academic and consultant, co-founder and scientific director of the Business Systems Laboratory, board member of the World Organisation of Systems and Cybernetics and of the Italian Universities Consortium for Industrial and Managerial Economics (CUEIM). “I am fascinated…
Tagged with: 2014, cybernetics, development, entrepreneurship, management, sustainability, systems science, systems theory
Alexander Laszlo
Alexander Laszlo, son of Ervin László, born in Fribourg, Switzerland, received a BA from Haverford College, with a major in International and Comparative Political Science and a minor in Human Physiology. At the University of Pennsylvania he received his MA…
Getting to Know…EMCSR Speakers Part III
This is part three of our “Getting to know…” series, in which we invite you to learn more about our speakers and participants. You can find Part 1 presenting some of our keynote speakers here and Part 2 here. The…
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Getting to Know…EMCSR Speakers Part II
This is part two of our “Getting to know…” series, in which we invite you to learn more about our speakers and participants. You can find part one presenting some of our keynote speakers here. The speaker profiles include interesting…
Tagged with: 2012, architecture, complexity, creative thinking, cybernetics, management, self-organizing systems, systems theory
Carlos Gershenson
Carlos Gershenson is a Mexican researcher. He has a wide variety of academic interests, including self-organizing systems, complexity, artificial life, evolution, cognition, artificial societies, robotics, and philosophy. He is a full time researcher and head of the Computer Sciences Department…
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Ranulph Glanville
Ranulph Glanville is a British freelance researcher and theoretician in both architecture and cybernetics. He studied architecture at the Architectural Association from 1964 to 1971. He completed a PhD in cybernetics at Brunel University in 1975, and obtained a second…
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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