The science of self-organization and adaptivity¶
Heylighen, F. (2001). The science of self-organization and adaptivity. Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS).
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- Self-Organization
- Heylighen (2001) formalized self-organization science as a discipline spanning physics, biology, and social systems: order arises from local interactions, non-equilibrium driving, and feedback without central control
This sourceEOLSS. Heylighen's framework: self-organization science unified across physics, biology, cognitive science, and social systems; order without central control as organizing principle.
- Heylighen (2001) formalized self-organization science as a discipline spanning physics, biology, and social systems: order arises from local interactions, non-equilibrium driving, and feedback without central control
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