Sociopolitical Ecology: Human Systems and Ecological Fields
Contemporary Sociology A Journal of ReviewsPublished 1 January 1999
Lee Freese, Frederick L. Bates
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The Design of a Cognitive System for Generating Structural Models of Social Behavior Systems and Ecological Fields. Behavior as a Phenomenon. Structure and Structural Analysis: As a Cognitive Strategy. Systems and Systems Theory. Self-Referential Behavior Systems. Self-Referential Social Systems. Ecological Fields. Social Systems in the Context of Ecological Fields. A Language for Constructing Structural Models of Social Networks within and among Self-Referential Systems. Individual Actors and Social Systems. An Overview of Sociopolitical Ecology. Epilogue. Index.
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Contemporary systems thinkingSocial Systems in the Context of Ecological Fields
2 Citations1997Frederick L. Bates
The previous chapter presented a cognitive system through which an observer can build mental models of ecological fields, to allow ecological fields to be defined in the most general terms, without the discussion becoming mired down in details that pertain to the various forms that systems take.
Contemporary systems thinkingThe Design of a Cognitive System for Generating Structural Models of Social Behavior Systems and Ecological Fields
2 Citations1997Frederick L. Bates