... to online shopping and various types of Internet hacks, including email, cyberspace and the like, has increased. Social network Sociocybernetics Mobile game Religious attitudes Psychology Cybercrimes COVID 19 Lallie et al. (2021) have examined cybersecurity in the age of COVID...

... i and j but not to all previous orbits, then X ( t ) is a one-level Markov chain. Cybernetics Sociocybernetics Social interaction Social network sites (SNSs) are prevalent in daily life such as Facebook, Twitter and Sina Blog (in China), and they effectively expand...

...-twentieth century work on cybernetic-based learning in political systems is reconstructed, updated and applied to twenty-first century political phenomena. The insights are validated, and the analytical framework’s robustness is demonstrated. Cybernetics Complexity Sociocybernetics Second-order...

... can be contacted at: Lepsky@tm-net.ru © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Cybernetics Methodology Philosophy Epistemology Social systems Self-organization Sociocybernetics Second-order cybernetics Here is a scheme...

... Sociocybernetics Social systems Energy technology The issue of climate change and, in fact, of sustainability, highlights the relevance of circular causality – which has characterized technological developments in how we view growth or services necessary for development. It also highlights the emphasis...

... Jon-Arild Johannessen can be contacted at: Jon-Arild.Johannessen@hih.no © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Cybernetics Sociocybernetics Systemic thinking Social systems Crime against humanity Management by obedience Although Leo Kuper (1981, p. 40) , who is highly...

... questions about the relationship between art and politics, art and ethics, also on the very concept of “artwork”. Design/methodology/approach – Focus on art as a system of communication according to a sociocybernetic approach. Findings – The paper argues that Stockhausen's concept of artwork...

...Martin Smith; Bernard Scott; Bernard Scott; Simon Shurville Purpose In order to develop transdisciplinary working across the disciplines, clear epistemological foundations are required. The purpose of this paper is to show that sociocybernetics to provides the required unifying metadisciplinary...

...Bernard Scott Purpose The purpose of this paper is to set out some ideas about how sociocybernetics can contribute to understanding possible world futures. A central concept in cybernetics is “governance”, the art of steersmanship. As conceived by Ashby, Beer and others, this art is concerned...

... --> Cybernetics Sociocybernetics Communications Interfaces As this review is written the technology for linking people and their communities is changing so that producing an up‐to‐date text on networking presents great difficulty. The author does, however, spend much time considering the people themselves...

....'s sociocybernetic theory as a research framework to map study. Van Bockstaele et al.'s theory suggests that an individual's behaviour derives from a cognitive system that consists of latent (background thinking process) and patent (amplified language or action that communicates...

..., it (information, the message‐in‐circuit) exhausts itself in the staging of communication. This is the gigantic simulation process with which we are familiar” (Baudrillard in Nichols, 1988). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Cybernetics Public policy Brazil Design Sociocybernetics...

...Monika Silvia Broecker; Georg Ivanovas; Phillip Guddemi Purpose To construct, from Bateson's social ideas ranging from Naven to the 1979 Mind and Nature, a Batesonian sociocybernetics. Design/methodology/approach The paper considers Bateson's ideas about the delineation...

... a new personality inventory. M.I. Yolles can be contacted at: m.yolles@livjm.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Sociology Psychology Cybernetics Sociocybernetics This paper is in part a “think‐piece” development of the notion of sociohistory by Yolles and Frieden...

... Phenomenology Sociocybernetics The concepts of ethics and morality are very often used interchangeably. French philosopher Paul Ricoeur takes a different stand and distinguishes between them as two different themes. Ethics is about “that which is considered to be good”; it refers to our aim of a full...

... in Kybernetes from 1977 to 2004, and classification of sociocybernetic papers by type, i.e. the degree to which empirical testability plays a role in the argument. Findings The number of sociocybernetic papers has increased. The purely conceptual, theoretical or methodological papers make way for papers...

... for the difference in the dynamics between peacetime and wartime conditions. Findings Several dangerous incidents during the crisis can be explained by a sociocybernetic model focusing on communication and control, but not by using an organization‐theoretical approach. The further differentiation of the military...

... – of whatever of discipline. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Sciences Object‐oriented programming Sociocybernetics Sociocybernetics – a strange word indeed – which is probably totally incomprehensible to the uninitiated. Therefore, we must first motivate the joining together...

... raised issues that remind us of the cult of the dandy. Originality/value Style, agenda, and range of concerns are unorthodox. John Wood can be contacted at: j.wood@gold.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Free will Self assessment Sociocybernetics This paper argues...

... and by developing social conditions more conducive to happiness, e.g. in education. Happiness is a subjective indicator for physical, psychological, and social wellbeing taken together, which is the definition of health of WHO. Originality/value This sociocybernetic approach, combining systems concepts...