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Organisms, machines, and societies: From the vertical structure of adaptability to the management of information
World Futures 50 (1):667-687 (1997)
Abstract
(1997). Organisms, machines, and societies: From the vertical structure of adaptability to the management of information. World Futures: Vol. 50, No. 1-4, pp. 667-687My notes
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Self-Modifying Systems In Biology And Cognitive Science: A New Framework For Dynamics, Information.G. Kampis - forthcoming - And Complexity.
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