Complexity theory as a possible mechanism for the progression through the stages of social evolution as described by Spiral Dynamics

Conference paper

Victor MacGill

Applied complexity: From neural nets to managed landscapes, p.238

Complex Systems 2000: The 5th International Conference on Complex Systems (Dunedin, New Zealand, 19-Nov-2000–22-Nov-2000)

New Zealand Institute for Crop and Food Research

2000

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Applied Mathematics

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Title: Complexity theory as a possible mechanism for the progression through the stages of social evolution as described by Spiral Dynamics
Authors: Victor MacGill (Author) - Freelance Researcher, New Zealand
Contributors: S Halloy (Editor)
T Williams (Editor)
Publication details: Applied complexity: From neural nets to managed landscapes, p.238
Conference details: Complex Systems 2000: The 5th International Conference on Complex Systems (Dunedin, New Zealand, 19-Nov-2000–22-Nov-2000)
Publisher: New Zealand Institute for Crop and Food Research
Date published: 2000
ISBN: 0478108192
Organisation Unit: School of Social Sciences - Legacy; University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Language: English
Record Identifier: 99449235202621
Output Type: Conference paper

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