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2015
This chapter discusses the theoretical substance and history of thought surrounding the theory of spontaneous orders. Whereas significant debate remains regarding the term’s particular origins and appropriate applications, this chapter provides a conceptual framework for categorizing orderly systems according to their agent types and the degree of ...
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This chapter discusses the theoretical substance and history of thought surrounding the theory of spontaneous orders. Whereas significant debate remains regarding the term’s particular origins and appropriate applications, this chapter provides a conceptual framework for categorizing orderly systems according to their agent types and the degree of ...
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International Journal of General Systems, 1985
Abstract As the results of man-engineered experiments with social design, social “revolution”, socialist “architectures”, and other feats of “social engineering”, are crumbling down, they are causing large-scale human suffering through their failures. There is a renewed awareness that self-organizing and spontaneous properties of complex social systems
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Abstract As the results of man-engineered experiments with social design, social “revolution”, socialist “architectures”, and other feats of “social engineering”, are crumbling down, they are causing large-scale human suffering through their failures. There is a renewed awareness that self-organizing and spontaneous properties of complex social systems
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Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 1996
Friedrich A. Hayek's work spans over more than forty years and encompasses a number of social disciplines. That work has a single goal, however: the justification of a liberal social order. Apart from the justification of the liberal order, two other elements of his work in particular draw the attention of many economists: his definition of the ...
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Friedrich A. Hayek's work spans over more than forty years and encompasses a number of social disciplines. That work has a single goal, however: the justification of a liberal social order. Apart from the justification of the liberal order, two other elements of his work in particular draw the attention of many economists: his definition of the ...
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2014
One of the most remarkable discoveries in intellectual history is the insight that an orderly outcome can emerge spontaneously, without a conscious mind having designed it. The idea is perhaps most associated with Darwin’s (1859) analysis of biological evolution, but it substantially predates Darwin in the social sciences.
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One of the most remarkable discoveries in intellectual history is the insight that an orderly outcome can emerge spontaneously, without a conscious mind having designed it. The idea is perhaps most associated with Darwin’s (1859) analysis of biological evolution, but it substantially predates Darwin in the social sciences.
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Ferroelectric order in van der Waals layered materials
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Pankaj Sharma, Jan Seidel
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Advances in the development of personalized neoantigen-based therapeutic cancer vaccines
Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, 2021Patrick A Ott
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Dynamical memristors for higher-complexity neuromorphic computing
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Suhas Kumar +2 more
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