Peter,
thanks for your comments
and info.
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[mailto:kb-complexity-bounces@list.knowledgeboard.com] Im Auftrag von Pete Bond
Gesendet: Montag, 24. Juli 2006
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Welcome along Franz. Not very busy here these days,
everyone must be in those pools you mentioned, the ones with cool cool water.
Your stated interests appear to coincide with mine. Mine are explicitly the
development of enterprise cultures, the link between innovation
(technical and organisational) and entrepreneurship, esp in the context of
regional economic development. You may like to take a look at the article
of mine that was uploaded to the SIG area a few weeks ago. You should get it
from here. http://www.knowledgeboard.com/open_groups/cso/
The paper begins with a statement about the need for a new
paradigmatic framework for understanding the nature of technology and
innovation. The article argues that a new paradigm will come from systems
theories of living (not currently part of the mainstream of complexity science
but will come to be so, in my opinion), such as the biology of cognition by
Maturana and Varela and also the new theory of psychology by Timo Jarvilehto http://cc.oulu.fi/~tjarvile/indexe.htm
he calls the organism-environment system theory. The article mixes KM with Tech
Man and innovation, complex adaptive systems and cultural spaces. All
interesting stuff but, as I say, not mainstream complexity thinking. Other
articles available on the theme, are available should you be interested,
including one on the relationship between emotioning ( a factor in both
Maturana's Jarvilehto's theories) and , foundational knowledge, the knowledge
required to start a new enterprise.
Peter