Reading this from Ecological Complexity: “The adaptive cycle: More than a metaphor” and wondering if you have favorite *non-metaphorical* perspectives on measuring adaptive capacity in organizations and networks?
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1476945X1830165X
@christina I'm not sure if with non-methaphorical, you meant empric, and I don't know of their works would qualify, but I've just enjoyed working through the recent work of David Ing on http://coevolving.com/
@yala David was a frequent face in the Digital Life Collective! ❤️
Great reminder - I'll see what I can find over there.
@christina I've excerpted one particular piece recently:
The other waiting for excerption (?) is http://forage.jon.federated.wiki/view/architectural-design-theory/view/systems-changes-learning
The latest works on the Ying-Yang meshworks is a bit too advanced for me and probably needs a bit more time to settle on a more conventional description. When working through e.g. the slides in the Coevolving Common, you will recognise how some of the slides are being reused throughout the years.
You also find @daviding around the corner here for qs
Nice to hear that you're still open to the ideas on Systems Changes, @yala @christina
https://coevolving.com/commons/publications
There's been a lot published in 2023, that is more targeted at philosophical and theoretical foundations. We have an Explainers subgroup trying to make the content more understandable.
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There's already more publications in 2024 than in 2023! Good strike.
Let me see how much of it I can progress through my non-native speaker brain.
Are there already German translations in the works for some of these publications, or might this end up in a book which could be translated?
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