Müller, Karl H.

″Turing-Societies″ in the Making: Basic Architectures, New Risk-Potentials and New Coordination Problems

Theoretical Explorations into the y2k-Problem

Wien

2000

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Inhaltsverzeichnis:

1. The New Architecture of Turing- Societies
1.1. Societal Formations along an Evolutionary Time-Scale
1.2. The Basic Epigenetic Architectures of Evolutionary Societies
1.3. Basic Building Blocks: ″Embedded Code Systems″ and ″Actor-Networks″
1.4. Knowledge, Knowledge Pools and Innovations
1.5. The Transition from Piaget- to Turing-Societies
1.6 Epigenetic Outlooks

2. Societal Risks and Chances in Epigenetic Perspective
2.1 Evolutionary Risks and Evolutionary Chances as Generalized Evaluation Measures
2.2. New Ways for Conceptualizing Evolutionary Risk/Chance Incidence and Evolutionary Risk/Chance Potentials
2.3. The Substitution Power between Evolutionary Risks and Evolutionary Chances

3. Assessing The New Risk-Potentials of ″Turing-Societies″: The y2k-Problem
3.1 The Dimensions of the y2k-Problem in Epigenetic Perspective
3.2. Actor Network Formations as MR-Ensembles (Metabolism-Repair)
3.2.1. The y2k-Potential for Involutions at the Network Levels
3.3 Knowledge Pools as PTM-Configurations (Program-Time Maintenance-Ensembles)
3.3.1 The y2k-Potential for Involutions at the Code Levels

Appendix: The Epigenetic Program

Bibliography

↑ http://www.ihs.ac.at/publications/soc/rs42.pdf

14.03.2013