SIG: Research to General Theories

Purpose: Research Towards General Systems Theories SIG

General Systems Theories (GSTs) are needed to unify the systems sciences under common frameworks of description, analysis and explanation, Steering group: George Mobus, Tyler Volk, Shingai Thornton, BruceMc McNaughton, LynnRasmussen, Rob Young. Contact: GST-SIG-Steering@isss.org.

General Systems Theories (GSTs) are needed to unify the systems sciences under common frameworks of description, analysis, and explanation, and open new routes to systems-scientific innovation. This SIG provides a venue for developing and discussing ideas, strategies, frameworks, opportunities, and challenges relevant to research towards developing and applying GSTs.

Topics include:

* Comparing and contrasting candidate approaches to General Systems Theory.

* Refining the concepts central to general systems.

* Identifying principles of behaviors and structures across kinds of systems.

* Discussing the limitations and potentials of GST to facilitate interdisciplinary communication, scientific discovery, and the unity of knowledge.

 

 

 

” The General Theory of Dynamics Systemicity” Part 7

Jean-Jacques BLANC

 

Foundational Concepts Underlying a Formal Mathematical Basis for Systems Science

Kenneth Lloyd

 

Advanced Special Systems Theory

Kent Duane Palmer

 

Nested Levels of Organized Systems: A New Model of Multiple Nested Interacting Entropies that Result in the Production of Complexity

James N Rose

 

 

What Does Constructor Theory Construct?: Knowledge As a Physical Property

Aleksandar Malecic

 

 

The General Theory of Metadynamics Systemicity: Part 6: Neighbourhood and the 4D Neighbouring of things

Jean-Jacques Blanc

 

Addressing the Whole Whole

Thomas R Marzolf

 

Footprints of General Systems Theory

Aleksandar Malecic

 

System Language: Understanding Systems

George Mobus, Kevin Anderson

 

The Linkage between Systems Thinking and Ethics

William F Roth

 

 

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Toward a System Type Structure

Thomas R Marzolf

 

Beyond Systems Philosophy
Further Conceptual Trends in the History of Systems Philosophy From Systems Philosophy to a Philosophy of Schemas

Kent Duane Palmer

 

General System Theory: Towards the Unification of Science

Manuel Pretel Wilson

 

 

The General Theory of Metadynamics Systemicity

Jean-Jacques BLANC

 

Toward a System Type Structure

Thomas R Marzolf

 

General Systems Theory and Spirituality and Religion

Somasundaram Rajendran

 

Philosophical Conditions for Sustainable Outcomes to Complex Systemic Interventions

David Rousseau

 

 

The Integration Challenge for the Systems Sciences: Highlighting Internal and External Interconnections

Andreas Hieronymi

 

Yes, there is a general system principle, No it is not a theory

Thomas M Mandel

 

General Theory: the Problems of Construction

Serge Patlavskiy

 

ABSOLUTE RELATIVITY: THE 5TH DIMENSION.

Luis Sancho

 

TRUE, GOOD AND GENERAL SYSTEM THEORIES: How to Develop and Evaluate Them

Carl Slawski

 

From Bertalanffy to Discipline-Independent-Transdisciplinarity

Vincent Vesterby

 

Existing and Emerging Methods for Integrating Theories Within and Between Disciplines

Steve Wallis

 

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