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Learn from our research on social complexity and uncertainty. GloComNet brings academics, researchers, experts and practitioners together to share insights and knowledge.
Learn from our research on social complexity and uncertainty. GloComNet brings academics, researchers, experts and practitioners together to share insights and knowledge.
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In this GloComNet Conversations episode, Lex Hoogduin talks to Erwin Dekker about his book "The Viennese Students of Civilization". Source: Cambridge
On an average day in New York City, hordes of commuters pour into Manhattan from other boroughs, doubling the island's population from about 1.6 million to 3.1 million. A new GIF from data scientist J...
,Franchise Freedom - a flying sculpture by Studio Drift in partnership with BMW is a performative artwork at the interface between technology, science, and art. An autonomous flying swarm of 300 Intel® ...
The topic is about (digital) money, blockchain and identity. Conny Dorrestijn moderates the session. Guests are David Birch (renowned author and digital thoughtleader of "Before Babylon, beyond Bitcoi...
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, ,The topic of this webinar is: the role of storytelling in dealing with complexity and uncertainty. Conny Dorrestijn moderates this session. Guests are Harold van Garderen and Lex Hoogduin. Broadcasted ...
,Course overviewSocial complexity and uncertainty have an increasing impact on our social and working lives. Complementary to traditional techniques, individuals, organizations and societies therefore ...
Conny Dorrestijn moderates the session. Guests are Sujatha de Poel and Lex Hoogduin. The topic is about personal development in a complex and uncertain world.Books mentioned during the webinar Great b...
,In their groundbreaking book The Person and the Situation, Lee Ross and Richard E. Nisbett explain how social outcomes are more often determined by the context than the actor. Unfortunately, we have a ...
