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Readings on Strategy & Complexity
This list has been developed based on a broad interpretation of the subject of ‘strategy & complexity’. Resources will, therefore, more, or less directly relate to ‘being strategic in the face of complexity’. Many of the articles and reports referred … Continue reading
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Scientists of the Subprime
Could an understanding of biology have prevented the credit crunch? The complex world of banking evolved – and profited – thanks to the work of analytically gifted maths and science graduates. But when the crash came, something new was needed. … Continue reading
Posted in Complex system, Complexity, Complexity & research, Complexity theory, Emergence
Tagged biology, complexity, financial, networks, systems
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Ten Simple Rules for Getting Help from Online Scientific Communities
Read The increasing complexity of research requires scientists to work at the intersection of multiple fields and to face problems for which their formal education has not prepared them. For example, biologists with no or little background in programming are … Continue reading
