Titlebook: Organization and Strategy in the Evolution of the Enterprise; Giovanni Dosi (Professor of Applied Economics),Fra Book 1996 Associazione di

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Giovanni Dosi (Professor of Applied Economics),Fra

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Giovanni Dosi,Franco Malerbasystems; opposite actions coexist; feedback is bipolar; and bifurcation cascades and biotic-like patterns are widely observed. These facts suggest that the interaction of orthogonal actions (similar in one dimension and opposite in another) generates a creative development at all levels of organizat

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pic constraints can become integrated with system enformation, the final form of which emerges gradually. The emergence of system developmental reorganization requires information, not only from the system itself, but from its environment, as boundary conditions. This raises the question of structur

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Steven Postrel,Richard P. Rumeltare speaking about and express it in numbers you know something about it; but when you cannot measue it, when you cannot express it in number, your knowledge is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind: it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you have scarcely, in your thoughts, advanced to the stage o

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Dan Lovallos opposed to nature, is exogenous to the system under consideration. In this manner the parameter can be disposed of without having to deal explicitly with it. Thus, in such situations, authors are content merely with the vague assertion that institutional changes cause shifts in parameter values an