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Projects are related to international development. The first major thrust involves identifying tipping points (countries or regions that are ready for assistance) among developing nations and then determining levers (e.g., infrastructure, energy, commerce, etc.) for improvement. The following articles provide a theoretical basis and analytical framework to achieve the Institute’s vision. |
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This article, published in Public Administration Quarterly (PAQ) , advances international development by understanding the international system as a complex adaptive system and promoting greater cooperation based on mutual values. The article is available at http://www.spaef.com/article.php?id=804. |
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International Development in a Complex Adaptive System |
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This article, published in Emergence: Complexity and Organization, critiques Charles Lindblom’s seminal article, “The Science of Muddling Through,” and recommends a rational-comprehensive approach to domestic and internal issues of increasing complexity. The article is available at http://emergentpublications.com/ECO/issue_contents.aspx?Volume=12&Issue=1 . |
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The Science of Muddling Through Revisited |
