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Multi-level Self-Organizations in Human Interactions
\nFor ASC 2013 Conference in Bolton, UK <\/p>\n
Jason Jixuan Hu, Ph.D.
\nManaging Director
\nWINTOP GROUP
\njjh@wintopgroup.com <\/p>\n
Abstract<\/p>\n
First a general formula is proposed to represent self-organization processes as identified by Ashby, von Foerster, Prigogine etc., i.e. R=\u01d1[M], or Results=\u01d1[Mechanism], in which Latin capital O with Caron is used to represent the general self-organization process. The letter \u201cO\u201d visually symbolizes a closed loop of causality in focus. The bud-looking \u201cCaron\u201d visually symbolizes something grows from that circular causality and sustained by this causality loop, i.e. emergence. The formula offers a convenient way to identify, discuss and compare different types of self-organization processes in various fields of study and disciplines. <\/p>\n
Second, an attempt is made to identify a multi-layer of self-organization processes in reaction chains of human behaviors from very local to very global \u2013 from the cognitive process of individual brain, to the interactions among brains that form families and societies, all the way to the interactions of different societies leading to a global organizational eigen-result for the whole planet. A grand perspective is offered following footsteps of Ashby and HVF. This multi-layer frame need to be refined and expanded through the discussions with colleagues during this conference. A clear understanding of the relationships of these specific self-organizing processes, going on at levels of individual, family, state, and global, might improve our understanding of these processes as well as provide guidance in personal development, organizational development, and international relations.
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Multi-level Self-Organizations in Human Interactions Multi-level Self-Organizations in Human Interactions For ASC 2013 Conference in Bolton, UK Jason Jixuan Hu, Ph.D. Managing Director WINTOP GROUP jjh@wintopgroup.com Abstract First a general formula is proposed to represent self-organization processes as identified by Ashby, von Foerster, Prigogine etc., i.e. R=\u01d1[M], or Results=\u01d1[Mechanism], in which Latin capital O with … <\/p>\n