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Panarchy-Not Anarchy-Future of Global Governance

Panarchy is “a useful way of thinking about cross-scale dynamics in complex adaptive systems.”  Source Panarchy, in modern terms, is both an emerging theory of local to global relations spanning all current disciplines (e.g. economics, political science, sociology), and a public intelligence concept that posits non-violent collective intelligence, with access to all true cost information, …

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Worth a Look: Panarchy

Highly Recommended: Reference: 21st Century Governance as a Complex Adaptive System Reference: Panarchy–Governance in the Network Age Reference: Panarchy is What We Make of It–Why a World State is Not Inevitable Reference: How Not to Study the World-Wide Web (WWW) Reference: The Autocatalysis of Social Systems and the Emergence of Trust See Also:

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Reference: Panarchy is What We Make of It–Why a World State is Not Inevitable

ABSTRACT:  Alexander Wendt begins his paper “Why a World State is Inevitable” with the following concise formulation of his intent: “In this article I propose a teleological theory of the ‘logic of anarchy’ which suggests that a world state is inevitable …” (Wndt, 2003).  I offer the following equally concise opposition: In this article I …

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Reference: Panarchy–Governance in the Network Age

ABSTRACT:  The primary hyposthesis that I will endeavor to support is that leveraging the benefits of network organization constitutes a new source of power and a new way of accomplishing global governance. Complexity + Networks + Connectivity = Panarchy CONCLUSION:  In this paper I have shown that the convergence of processes crosses a critical threshhold …

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