Big History Thresholds and the Law of Complexification.¶
Last, J. (2017). Big History Thresholds and the Law of Complexification. Big History: From the Big Bang to the Modern World.
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- Metasystem Transition
- In technology and culture, the transition from isolated tribes to chiefdoms to city-states to nations to global governance represents successive metasystem transitions, each introducing a new level of control (chiefs, bureaucracies, trade agreements, international law)
This sourceUses metasystem transitions as organizing principle for big-history analysis; thresholds of increasing complexity. Last 2017 big history thresholds metasystem complexity evolution.
- In technology and culture, the transition from isolated tribes to chiefdoms to city-states to nations to global governance represents successive metasystem transitions, each introducing a new level of control (chiefs, bureaucracies, trade agreements, international law)
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