I cant even tell you how helpful these videos are! I'm studying the effect of Economic Inequality on National Security through a General Systems Theory approach for my MA dissertation and I'm finding these videos to be so clear and helpful! Could you suggest any scholars or topics that could be relevant to studying this area? Thanks!
+TheAwillz That's a tough question, it is quite difficult to find any content on General System Theory, to be honest I haven't really come across anythings that relates to this area of interest that you mention. But one line of inquiry that would be popular with respect to what you are doing is system dynamics(goo.gl/GhQAIc) it is a systems perspective used a lot in business management and the military, you are probably already familiar with it but I think it would be the best line of enquiry as there is quite a bit of content out there on its application to economics, inequality and security. Maybe the System Thinking World site might be one good resource for this www.systemswiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
Here is a paper from the Sante Fe Institute that is designed to be a summary of the literature on economic networks: www.santafe.edu/media/workingpapers/09-09-038.pdf
I cant even tell you how helpful these videos are!
I'm studying the effect of Economic Inequality on National Security through a General Systems Theory approach for my MA dissertation and I'm finding these videos to be so clear and helpful!
Could you suggest any scholars or topics that could be relevant to studying this area?
Thanks!
+TheAwillz That's a tough question, it is quite difficult to find any content on General System Theory, to be honest I haven't really come across anythings that relates to this area of interest that you mention. But one line of inquiry that would be popular with respect to what you are doing is system dynamics(goo.gl/GhQAIc) it is a systems perspective used a lot in business management and the military, you are probably already familiar with it but I think it would be the best line of enquiry as there is quite a bit of content out there on its application to economics, inequality and security. Maybe the System Thinking World site might be one good resource for this www.systemswiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
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Thanks for the reply mate!
The Systems Dynamic methods will work well for this I think.
This sounds very interesting! Could you perhaps refer me to academic formal literature on these issues. E.g. critical papers, or meta analyses?
Here is a paper from the Sante Fe Institute that is designed to be a summary of the literature on economic networks: www.santafe.edu/media/workingpapers/09-09-038.pdf
thanks a lot!
thanks