9783540884613 - Sociology and Complexity Science: a New Field of Inquiry (understanding Complex Systems) by Castellani, Brian; Hafferty, Frederic William (12 results)
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Published by Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH and Co. KG, DE, 2009
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - By now, most academics have heard something about the new science of complexity. In a manner reminiscent of Einstein and the last hundred years of physics, complexity science has captured the public imagination. ® One can go to Amazon. com and purchase bo…oks on complexification (Casti 1994), emergence (Holland 1998), small worlds (Barabási 2003), the web of life (Capra 1996), fuzzy thinking (Kosko 1993), global c- plexity (Urry 2003) and the business of long-tails (Anderson 2006). Even television has incorporated the topics of complexity science. Crime shows ® ® such as 24 or CSI typically feature investigators using the latest advances in computational modeling to 'simulate scenarios' or 'data mine' all p- sible suspects-all of which is done before the crime takes place. The ® World Wide Web is another example. A simple search on Google. Com using the phrase 'complexity science' gets close to a million hits! C- plexity science is ubiquitous. What most scholars do not realize, however, is the remarkable role sociologists are playing in this new science. C- sider the following examples. 0. 1 Sociologists in Complexity Science The first example comes from the new science of networks (Barabási 2003). By now, most readers are familiar with the phenomena known as six-degrees of separation-the idea that, because most large networks are comprised of a significant number of non-random weak-ties, the nodes (e. g. , people, companies, etc.
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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -By now, most academics have heard something about the new science of complexity. In a manner reminiscent of Einstein and the last hundred years of physics, complexity science has captured the public imagination. ® One can go to Amazon. com… and purchase books on complexification (Casti 1994), emergence (Holland 1998), small worlds (Barabási 2003), the web of life (Capra 1996), fuzzy thinking (Kosko 1993), global c- plexity (Urry 2003) and the business of long-tails (Anderson 2006). Even television has incorporated the topics of complexity science. Crime shows ® ® such as 24 or CSI typically feature investigators using the latest advances in computational modeling to 'simulate scenarios' or 'data mine' all p- sible suspects-all of which is done before the crime takes place. The ® World Wide Web is another example. A simple search on Google. Com using the phrase 'complexity science' gets close to a million hits! C- plexity science is ubiquitous. What most scholars do not realize, however, is the remarkable role sociologists are playing in this new science. C- sider the following examples. 0. 1 Sociologists in Complexity Science The first example comes from the new science of networks (Barabási 2003). By now, most readers are familiar with the phenomena known as six-degrees of separation-the idea that, because most large networks are comprised of a significant number of non-random weak-ties, the nodes (e. g. , people, companies, etc. 300 pp. Englisch.
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Gebunden. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Surveys all the major areas involved in the integration of sociology and complexity scienceUseful for researchers in complexity and sociologistsPresenting real life application of the theory of complex nonli…near systems to sociology.
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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -By now, most academics have heard something about the new science of complexity. In a manner reminiscent of Einstein and the last hundred years of physics, complexity science has captured the public imagination. ® One can go to Amazon. com and… purchase books on complexification (Casti 1994), emergence (Holland 1998), small worlds (Barabási 2003), the web of life (Capra 1996), fuzzy thinking (Kosko 1993), global c- plexity (Urry 2003) and the business of long-tails (Anderson 2006). Even television has incorporated the topics of complexity science. Crime shows ® ® such as 24 or CSI typically feature investigators using the latest advances in computational modeling to ¿simulate scenarios¿ or ¿data mine¿ all p- sible suspects¿all of which is done before the crime takes place. The ® World Wide Web is another example. A simple search on Google. Com using the phrase ¿complexity science¿ gets close to a million hits! C- plexity science is ubiquitous. What most scholars do not realize, however, is the remarkable role sociologists are playing in this new science. C- sider the following examples. 0. 1 Sociologists in Complexity Science The first example comes from the new science of networks (Barabási 2003). By now, most readers are familiar with the phenomena known as six-degrees of separation¿the idea that, because most large networks are comprised of a significant number of non-random weak-ties, the nodes (e. g. , people, companies, etc.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 300 pp. Englisch.
