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| タイトル: | WORKSHOP : NEW ROLES OF SYSTEMS SCIENCE IN A KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY : Introductory provocation |
| 著者: | Matjaz, MULEJ |
| キーワード: | innovative society
interdependence
knowledge society
survival
systems thinking
systems theories
sustainable development
United Nations |
| 発行日: | Nov-2005 |
| 出版者: | JAIST Press |
| 抄録: | Knowledge is intangible raw material from which entrepreneurs make innovations. By using it for innovation, the modern western society dominates the entire world. It is called innovative, or entrepreneurial, information, knowledge society, etc. It is full of narrow specialists, which may be very deep and risk essential oversights, too. Hence, their specialization needs completing-up with other special insights in order to enable requisite holism. (See part 1). Requisite holism receives support from systems thinking. This has been an ancient, which can belong to bases of informal systems thinking. Modern trends of life require the latter in many ways because one sees that one-sidedness is very dangerous for all of us as individuals, organizations, and humankind. (See part 2). Therefore it is a pity than centuries of growing and useful narrow specialization have caused humankind to forget scientists advocating holistic thinking over recent centuries. (See part 3). The 20th century with its two World Wars and the world wide economic crisis between them (1914-1945) demonstrated the urgent need for holism and hence for systems thinking to receive a scientific basis - systems theory - against the current overspecialization. Still, over six decades of GST and Cybernetics, the narrow specialization has won the battle over Bertalanffian holism, and made it forgotten, or limited inside single traditional fields of science and practice, mostly. (See part 4). World-wide humankind's organizations found it necessary to renew systems thinking and to do so in a rather direct link / interdependence with (1) survival of humankind by peace - United Nation and Security Council, (2) by linking economy and care for nature - Sustainable Development, and (3) quality of life and work life by linking entrepreneurship, innovation, excellent quality, learning, and systems thinking, including (4) enlarging the notion of innovation from a technological novelty to every novelty that its customers experience as a source of new benefit. Invention (= new idea) cannot become innovation without systems thinking linking many different specialists in the same endeavor run by entrepreneurial persons in teamwork. (See part 5). Though, the current systems theory is neither uniform nor united, but diversified in five major streams. All of them are beneficial in their own right, but none is the only beneficial or useful one. (See part 6). Our conclusion about the new role of systems thinking in the modern society can hence be briefed as follows (with a slight economic flavor to the notion, see Part 7). |
| 記述: | The original publication is available at JAIST Press http://www.jaist.ac.jp/library/jaist-press/index.html
IFSR 2005 : Proceedings of the First World Congress of the International Federation for Systems Research : The New Roles of Systems Sciences For a Knowledge-based Society : Nov. 14-17, 2173, Kobe, Japan
Workshop, Session 1 : he New Roles of Systems Sciences for a Knowledge-based Society |
| 言語: | ENG |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10119/3963 |
| ISBN: | 4-903092-02-X |
| 出現コレクション: | IFSR 2005
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