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EWG Methodology for complex societal problems
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E-Course on Methdology for Societal Complexity
www.complexitycourse.org
Interdisciplinary Courses on Methodology
Graduate and Post-Graduate program 2008-2012
Students:
Master students / Post Doctoral Students / Ph.D students in the field of Methodology, Sociology, Public Policy Making, Healthcare and Agriculture
also interesting for
Policy Makers and Managers in the field of Healthcare, Agriculture, Sustainable Development, Climate Change and Global Safety
e-Course Complexity I
Methodology of Societal Complexity: The Compram Methodology and Simulation Models
Combination of quantitative and qualitative methods and tools
http://www.complexitycourse.org/ecoursecomplexityI.html
e-Course Complexity II
Methodology of Societal Complexity: The Compram Methodology and Non-linear Simulation Models
Societal complex problems and non-linear system dynamic modeling
http://www.complexitycourse.org/ecoursecomplexityII.html
e-Course Complexity III
Methodology of Societal Complexity: The Compram Methodology and Chaos Theory
Chaos theory and sustainable development and global safety
http://www.complexitycourse.org/ecoursecomplexityIII.html
e-Course Complexity IV
Methodology of Societal Complexity: The Compram Methodology and Facilitator and Group Decision Room
Handling group processes for policy problems
http://www.complexitycourse.org/ecoursecomplexityIV.html
The Compram methodology is advised by the OECD (July 2006) to handle complex societal issues: global safety. Report on the Workshop on Science and Technology for a Safer Society http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/29/2/37163745.pdf
E-Mail: complex@complexitycourse.org
info: www.complexitycourse.org
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Chair EWG Methodology
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P.O. Box 3286
1001 AB Amsterdam
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- Dr. Dorien J. DeTombe, (chair) Greenhill & Waterfront, Intern. Research & Development Institute Complex Societal Problems, The Netherlands
- Prof. Dr. Tineke Bahlmann, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
- Dr. Cor J. van Dijkum, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
- Prof. Dr. Dick Duke, Michigan University, USA
- Prof. Dr. Franz Liebl, University of Berlin-Art, Germany
- Mr. Dr. Antoinette Muntjewerff,University of Amsterdam,The Netherlands
- Prof. Dr. Marjan Vezjak, University of Ljubljana, Slovenian
- Honorary Coordinator
- Prof. dr. Gerhardwilhelm Weber METU-ODTU – Ankara, Turkey
EWG Methodology on Complex Societal Problems
works in cooperation with
OR and Development,
Prof dr. L. white
Leroy.White@bristol.ac.uk
EUROPT
Prof. Dr. Marco A. Lopez-Cerda ( Chair),
Prof. Dr. Kaisa Miettinen (Vice Chair, Chair Elect),
Prof. Dr. G.-W. Weber (Past Chair),
Prof. Dr. Mirjam Duer,
Prof. Dr. Leonidas Sakalauskas
Prof. Dr. Domingos Cardoso.
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For latest news on the research group, see the website: agendas and year reports http://www.complexitycourse.org/EuroMSC.html
email:DeTombe@nosmo.nl
in memoriam
Death of Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich 1956-2009
Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich
Ukrainian Academy of Foreign Trade,
Department of Systems Analysis
Kiev, Ukraine
Chair of Ukraine Research Society on Societal Complexity
Member of the International Research Society on Societal Complexity
We are deeply shocked by the sudden death of our beloved friend and well esteemed colleague Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich. Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich died at the age of 53 last December due to an accident in his home town Kiev in Ukraine.
For more than ten years Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich was an active member of our International Research Society on Societal Complexity. Together with his wife Prof. dr. Ludmilla Koshila he was chair of the Ukraine Research Society on Societal Complexity.
In his field of Systems Analysis he dared to take the challenges of entering new ways in research. Together with his wife Prof. dr. Ludmilla Koshila Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich combined the knowledge of fuzzy set theory, hierarchy analysis and cybernetics with that of the methodology of Societal Complexity, specific the Compram methodology, to find new scientific approaches for handling real life problems, such as that of effects of the Tsjernobyl disaster to make strategic decisions concerning the periphery of suburban area.
Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich was outstanding as a researcher and with his death science lost one of its pioneer in science. He was a very enthusiastic researcher dedicating his life to science.
Mikhail was an frequent contributor of the Euro conferences, every year attending the Euro conferences with his wife and scientific partner Ludmilla. We have very good memories of his lectures and his contribution to the discussion.
He became a warm and good friend of all of us. Talking with us during lunches, dinners, and at parties and meetings of our research group. We had a good time together.
Mikhail is taken from us in the middle of his scientific life. We are convinced that we speak on behalf of all who knew him that we will miss not only a good scientist but an interesting, warm and good friend.
We wish his wife Prof dr. Ludmilla Koshila all the strength and courage to go on.
Prof dr. Ludmilla Koshila indicated that she continues the scientific chairs she and her husband had in the Ukraine, so she will continue the chair of the Ukraine Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity. Although these chairs will be in good hands with her, she will be lonesome performing these tasks.
Ludmilla, we wish you all the courage to go on living without your dear husband, scientific partner and friend Mikhail.
Our only comfort is that in Ludmilla the memory of Mikhail will stay alive. Our thoughts go to Ludmilla whom we wish all the courage to continue a life without her beloved husband.
Mikhail we will miss you.
Dorien DeTombe
Chair International Research Society on Societal Complexity
Tel: +31 20 6927526 DeTombe@nosmo.nl
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The Euro Working Group Complex Societal Problems is an interdisciplinary research group, and has 584 members coming from many disciplines. |
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Purpose and history
What are complex societal problems?
Complex societal problems deal with, for example, those in Europe concerning the recent difficulties in the farming industry with Mad-Cow and the Foot-and-Mouth disease, and those in the area of transportation. Worldwide problems include in the area of healthcare, such as Malaria and HIV/AIDS, flu-pandemic, Q-fever and the Water problems (too less, too much and not clean) and economy, credit crisis and sustainable development.
Complex societal problems are unstructured, dynamic and constantly changing. Also, they have a great impact on society on macro, meso as well as on micro level. Sometimes they are local problems; mostly they are regional or even worldwide problems.
Complex societal problems can be found in all countries of the world. It is often uncertain what impact the problem has on society, what the goals and interests of the stakeholders are, and what will be the outcome of the problem. There are no easy, simple answers for these problems. Solutions, if there are any, can only be found with great effort and are often only temporary solutions. Handling complex societal problems needs a special approach. An interdisciplinary approach for tackling these has become essential for our society, and a challenge for the human sciences.
Complex societal problems are interdisciplinary: they include aspects that are subject of study in several scientific disciplines. Handling such problems involves knowledge, power and emotion. The content knowledge comes from content experts, a doctor, or hospital manager or a player in this field. The process knowledge comes from facilitators. These are scientists or practitioners working in this field of complex societal problems. These scientists and practitioners have backgrounds in different scientific disciplines, and use methods derived from their original field combined with methods specially created for the field of handling societal problems. Methods and insights that are used derive from the fields of medicine, law, economics, societal sciences, mathematics, computer sciences, technology, engineering sciences, chaos theory, and operational research.
Connecting Research Groups on Methodology on Complex Societal Problems
International Society on Methodology for Handling Complex Societal Problems & Issues, chair Dr. Dorien J. DeTombe
Continents
Africa
South-Africa
South-African Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
Prof. dr. T. Nepal, of the Durban University of Technology (DUT)
nepal@dut.ac.za
Europe
Euro Operational Research Research Group on Handling Complex Societal Problems & Issues, chair Dr. Dorien J. DeTombe
see Euro Working Group Complex Societal Probelms & Issues
North-America
North-American Research Group on Complex Societal Problems & Issues, co-chair Dr. D. Petkov Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT, USA petkovd@easternct.edu, and co-chair Dr. Olga Petkova Central Connecticut State University, New Britain CT 06050, USA, petkovao@ccsu.edu
National/Regional
Ireland
Irish research group Decision Modelling, Management & Philosophy chair Dr. C. Brugha, University College Dublin, Ireland
Netherlands
Dutch NOSMO Research Group on Methodology for Handling Complex Societal Problems & Issues, chair Dr. Dorien J. DeTombe, Greenhill & Waterfront Foundation, The Netherlands
Slovenia
Slovenia special research group Methodology for Complex Societal Problems of the Slovenia Institute of Climate Change (SEM), chair Dr. Timi Ecimovic, Komenda, Slovenia
Turkey
Tukisch Research Society on Complex Societal Problems & Issues,
co-chair Dr. Ali Gokmen, Department of Chemistry, METU, Ankara, Turkey; E-MAIL: agokmen@metu.edu.tr
co-chair Dr. inci Gokmen, Department of Chemistry, METU, Ankara
E-mail : igokmen@metu.edu.tr
Ukrain
Ukrain Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
Prof. Dr. Ludmilla Koshlai, Institute of Cybernetics, Kiev, Ukraine
E-mail: koshlai@ukr.net
Prof. Dr. Mikhail Mikhalevich, Ukrainian Academy of Foreign Trade, Kiev, Ukraine
E-mail: mmihalevich@ukr.net
West Europe
West-Euro Operational Research Research Group on Handling Complex Societal Problems & Issues, chair Dr. Dorien J. DeTombe
Connected research groups:
Dutch NOSMO Research Group on Simulation
Socio-Cybernetics
Chaos Theory
Past activities
all the activities of the EWG Methdology for Societal Complexity the regular updated website
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe see Agenda's and conferences
Agenda 2009 EWG Methodology of Societal Complexity
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the
EWG Methodology of Societal Complexity
Methodology day NOSMO
February 2009
time :10 am - 5 pm
location :
costs : conference fee 35 euro
deadline : abstract 15th January 2009
general information www.nosmo.nl
EURO Conference Bonn
July 2009
stream Methodology of Societal Complexity
sessions: Societal Complexity & Global Safety, Sustainable Development, Healthcare
satelite event:
State of the Art Workshop Societal Complexity 2009
July 11th 10 am - 2 pm
on the 23 European Conference on Operational Research
organized by
Prof. dr. Dorien DeTombe
Prof. dr. Cathal Brugha
Prof. dr. Gerhard–Wilhelm Weber
Prof. dr. Fred Wenstop
Euro-Mini conference
Vilnius Litouwen
September 2009
mainstream Methodology of Societal Complexity
themes: Societal Complexity & Global Safety, Sustainable Development, Healthcare
Agenda of 2008 EWG Methodology of Complex Societal Problems & Issues
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the
EWG Methodology of Societal Complexity
Methodology day NOSMO
June 6, 2008
time : 10 am - 5.30 pm
location : Free University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
costs : conference fee 35 Euro
deadline : abstract May 15 2008
info: complex societal problems nosmo dag
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombenosmo2008.html
general information www.nosmo.nl
Interdisciplinary Workshop Societal Complexity
METU, Ankara, Turkey
Prof. dr G. Weber & Dr D. DeTombe
May 5-16 2008
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombemetu08workshopweber.html
7th International Conference on Social Science Methodology
Campus di Monte Sant’Angelo Naples, Italy, Europe
RC332008 Societal Complexity
September 1-5, 2008 Naples, Italy, Europe
themes: Societal Complexity & Global Safety, Sustainable Development, Healthcare
for general information http://www.rc332008.unina.it/
Book of abstacts of participants of Methodology of Societal Complexity
Global Safety & Sustainable Development & Healthcare Naples volume 17
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombeMemoliRC3332008societalcomplexity.html
Report on Methodology of Societal Complexity of the RC33 in Naples Italy Europe in 2008
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/DeTombereportrc332008.html
Agenda of 2007 EWG Methodology of Complex Societal Problems & Issues
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
March 2007 Methodology day NOSMO
date : 9 March 2007
time :09.30
location : University of Utrecht The Netherlands, Europe
costs : conference fee
deadline : abstract 15th February 2007
url : http://www.siswo.uva.nl/netwerken/netwerkgroepen/nosmo.htm
our info: complex societal problems nosmo dag
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombenosmo2007.html
special guest Art and Science: (Dutch) photographer Diederik Meijer: subject: Katrina disaster New Orleans 2005/2006
Website NOSMO http://www.nosmo.nl
July 8-11 2007
The 22nd European Conference on Operational Research, EURO XXII, Prague, 2007, Czech Republic, Europe, July 8-11 2007
general info http://euro2007.vse.cz
Euro Working Group on Methodology of Societal Complexity 2007
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombeeuroprague2007.html
OR-Developemnt workshop in cooperation with Europt
Prof. dr. G.Weber
announcement: Professor Dr. Ken C. Bowen, R.I.P. March 2007
On behalf of the Euro Operation Research Society, the Management Science Society of Ireland, and the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity we are very sad to announce that Prof. Dr Ken Bowen past away last Friday 16th March 2007 aged 87. He died suddenly after going into his house from where he was working with his wife Barbara in his garden in his lovely home in Guilford.
Prof. Dr Ken Bowen was a good and enthusiastic scientist. He is an example for all of us of how a real scientist should be: good and thorough research on his own and in cooperation with others, stimulating new comers and youngsters in the field, open to new ideas, yet critical where needed and always giving positive and supporting good ideas. He was always willing to reflect different points of view and communicating carefully. Many young and new coming scientists benefited from his supportive comments and broad knowledge. Bringing people together from quite different fields was only one of his strengths. Being in the field of Operational Research for so many years he was acquainted with many of us, had a good overview of what was going on and became a good friend of many of us. Prof. Dr Ken Bowen worked until the last day of his long life on science.
Working in science for so many years Prof. Dr Ken Bowen became a well-known and very respected scientist in the field, whose knowledge greatly exceeded the boundaries of his own field.
Having finished his dissertation after a life long career in the English Navy, having seen much of the world, he dedicated the last 25 years of his life to science, emphasizing that complex societal problems can be better handled in a scientific and practical way, instead of starting a war over it. In this regard one of his last publications is very interesting to read see: Volume 8 Global Safety and Terrorism http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombeMMvolmue8terrorism.html
For us Ken Bowen was an example of a great scientist. He started as a mathematician and, over the years, gravitated towards broader areas to do with problem-formulation, conflict resolution, strategy and decision structures. We had the opportunity to work close together with him and are grateful to have getting this chance. He supported our work again and again and we enjoyed his enthusiastic discussions with us. We are sure this can be said by many of us. We will miss Ken, as a scientist, but most of all as a human being, a good friend, a good companion. We know that being able to do science on such an old age, and being able to go to conferences and support youngsters gave Ken a lot of pleasure. Ken and his lovely wife Barbara were also very hospital and invited many of us in their wonderful home in the top of the hill in Guilford, were we enjoyed many discussions on science, gardening, raising children, politics, ceremonies and poetry while listening to lovely music and visiting museums.
Ken Bowen was a great man, a great personality, and an independent thinker.
We like to give our sincere condolences to his lovely wife Barbara, their children and grandchildren who have lost a husband, father and grandfather.
Dear Ken, thanks that we had to change to know you. We will miss you and Barbara at our conferences. We will not forget you and stay in contact with Barbara.
Contact addresses
Barbara Bowen, 37 Mountside, JU2 4JD Guilford, Surrey UK, 0044 (0) 1 483 575 490
Department of Mathematics, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham, Surrey TW20 0EX, United Kingdom, Tel +44 (0)1784 443101, Fax +44 (0)1784 430766, from where he had only recently finally retired.
Dorien DeTombe and Cathal Brugha
Dr. Dorien DeTombe (MSc.Ph.D.) Chair International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
P.O. Box. 3286, NL-1001 AB Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
Tel: +31 20 6927526 detombe@nosmo.nl
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe
Prof. Cathal Brugha
President, Management Science Society of Ireland http://mis.ucd.ie/mssi/
Former General Editor, ITOR http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/itor
Director, Centre for Management Science and Systems, http://mis.ucd.ie/CMSS
School of Business, University College Dublin,
Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland Tel.+353-1-716-4708 (& Voicemail)
http://mis.ucd.ie/Members/cbrugha
http://mis.ucd.ie/CMSS
http://mis.ucd.ie/mssi/
Agenda of 2006
Agenda 2006 International Research Society Societal Complexity
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombeagenda2006.html
January 26 2006
Nosmo workshop University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
Nosmo research group Methodologie van Complexe Maatschappelijke Problemen
Dr Dorien DeTombe
(the Dutch Department of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity)
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detomberesearchgroupsall.html
in cooperation with
Nosmo research group Simulation dr. Cor van Dijkum
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/cvd.htm
Nosmo research group Cybernetica en Chaos Theory dr Frans van Einatten
http://www.chaosforum.com/nieuws/CVfve2005.pdf
March 16 2006
Nosmo workshop University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
Nosmo research group Methodologie van Complexe Maatschappelijke Problemen
Dr Dorien DeTombe
(the Dutch Department of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity)
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detomberesearchgroupsall.html
in cooperation with Nosmo research group Simulation dr. Cor van Dijkum
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/cvd.htm
Nosmo research group Cybernetica en Chaos Theory dr Frans van Einatten
http://www.chaosforum.com/nieuws/CVfve2005.pdf
April 17-22 2006
Middel East Technical University (METU), Ankara, Turkey
Prof. Dr. G. Weber, Prof. Dr A. Gökmen, Prof. Dr I. Gökmen and Dr. D. DeTombe
Research meeting on Coastal Regions and Balaban Valley Project
Tobias Univeristy Ankara Turkey, Healthcare Conference
July 2 - 5 2006
EURO XXI in Iceland 21st European Conference on Operational Research, Reykjavek, Iceland , Europe
our info: Complex Societal Issues Iceland
final program of iceland research group societal complexity
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombeeuroiceland2006.html
the booklet of the presentations of the conference Iceland 2006
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detomberc33aidscompelxityvol152006.html
July 23-29 2006
XVI ISA World Congress of Sociology, Durban, South-Africa, Africa
Research Committee on Logic and Methodology RC33
our info: Complex Societal Issues Durban
http://www.ucm.es/info/isa/congress2006/message.htm
http://www.ucm.es/info/isa/congress2006/rc/rc33_durban.htm
booklet of presentations of durban conference session rc33: 'aids, societal complexity and siumulation' DeTombe 2006
July 23-29 2006, Durban, South-Africa, Africa
Meeting and lectures of Societal Complexity and Information Techology at the Durban Univeristy of Technology, Prof. Dr. T. Nepal and Dr. D. DeTombe
Creating the Africa Research Society of Societal Complexity (chair Prof. Dr. T. Nepal) and South-Afica Research Society of Societal Complexity (chair Prof. Dr. T. Nepal) as a Department of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity
September 28-30 2006, Vilnius, Lituania, Europe
CIGSUD Conference on Sustainable Development
November 1-15 2006, USA, North-America
State University of New York, Univeristy of Stony Brook
Dr. D. DeTombe Lectures on Global Safety
November 27- December 6 2006, Rome, Italy, Europe
University of Rome' la Sapienza'
Prof Dr Rosanna Memoli, Dr. D. DeTombe
Subject: Global safety: sustainable development
Agenda 2005
Agenda 2005 complex societal problems & issues
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the International Research Society on Methodology of Societal Complexity*
Main subject: Tsunami Asia
March * 2005 : Turkey
Location : Istanbul
Location : Ankara
Costs :
Subject : Tsunami ; Turkish complex issues
May * 2005 14.00-17.00 NOSMO Simulation & Complex Societal Problems
Location : University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, Europe
Subject : gaming (AI/games)and tsunami
Costs :
url : http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe see conferences
http://www.siswo.uva.nl/netwerken/netwerkgroepen/nosmo.htm
June 27-1st July 2005ISAGA 2005 (intern. Conference on Simulation and
Gaming)
Location : Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA USA
isaga05@mgt.gatech.edu
Costs : conference fee
Deadline : abstract 15th January 2005
url : ISAGA05.gatech.edu
November 17-23 2005 Japan, Decision Support Asian
Location : Japan
Costs : conference fee
Deadline :
url :
November 25th 2005 10.00-17.00 Methodology NOSMO
Location : Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
Costs : conference fee
Deadline : abstract 15th October 2005
url : http://www.siswo.uva.nl/netwerken/netwerkgroepen/nosmo.htm
Agenda of 2004
Agenda 2004: Complex societal problems & issues
June 4 Friday 2004 14.00-17.00 NOSMO Simulation & Complex Societal Problems
Location: University of Utrecht, The Netherlands, Europe
Costs: free
url: http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe see conferences
http://www.siswo.uva.nl/netwerken/netwerkgroepen/nosmo.htm
August 17-20 2004 RC33 the Sixth International Conference on Social
Science Methodology
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
Costs: conference fee
Deadline: abstract 15th March
url: http://www.siswo.uva.nl/rc33
November 12th 2004 10.00-17.00 Methodology NOSMO
Location: The Netherlands, Europe
Costs: conference fee
Deadline: abstract 15th October 2004
url: http://www.siswo.uva.nl/netwerken/netwerkgroepen/nosmo.htm
November 18th 2004 14.00-20.00
Workshop Complex Societal Problems & Issues
Location: State University of Connecticut, USA
Contact: Dr D. Petkov,Associate Professor in MIS,
Eastern Connecticut State University, USA
petkovd@easternct.edu
November 20-23 2004, Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference
DSI 2004, Boston; Mini-Track: Complex Societal Problems
Location: Boston, USA
Costs: conference fee
Deadline: Refereed Papers: April 1, 2004
Abstracts and Proposals: May 1, 2004
url: http://www.ccsu.edu/business/faculty/petkovao/PersInfo/CALL%20DSI2004Boston.htm
http://www.ccsu.edu/business/faculty/petkovao/PersInfo/CallsIndex.htm
General DSI 2004: http://www.decisionsciences.org/ see annual meeting Boston
Contact also: Dr. D. Petkov,Associate Professor in MIS,
Eastern Connecticut State University, USA
petkovd@easternct.edu
see also: minitrack DSI 2004 Boston
Agenda of 2003
The incidental theme of 2003 is a comparison of models of CPB and Nyfer, a continuation of the discussion of November 2002.
- 18 March 2003 Amsterdam, Comparison of the models of CPB and Nyfer
Continuation of the discussion of 15 November 2002 of the CPB models
Introduction Dr. Dorien DeTombe
Prof. Dr. Frank den Butter (VU) comparison of the models of CPB and Nyfer
Discussion
Location: Grote zaal SISWO, Plantage Muidergracht 4, 1018 TV Amsterdam
(Center of Amsterdam, tram 9) tel.+31 20 527 06 50; fax +31 20 622 94 30
email:moot@siswo.uva.nl; http://www.siswo.uva.nl
- 5-7 May 2003 Luxembourg HCP 2003
14th Mini Euro conference organized by Prof. Dr. R. Bisschoff
http://www.cu.lu/hcp2003/
A conference fee applies here.
16.00-18.00 Monday 5th May Complex Systems
16.00-18.00 Tuesday 6th May EWG Complex Societal Problems
- 6-10 July 2003 Turkey, Istanbul Euro/Informs 2003
"New opportunities for operations research"
See: http://www.istanbul2003.org/main.html
A conference fee applies here.
Special stream on Complex Societal Problems & Ethics
- 21 November 2003 Amsterdam Methodology Research
Conference of Dutch Methodologists at the Free university in Amsterdam
http://www.siswo.uva.nl/netwerken/netwerken/netwerkgroepen/nosmo.htm
Fee about 30 euro.
Please send abstracts to DeTombe before 15th of October 2003.
Information: SISWO, tel.+31 20 527 06 50; fax +31 20 622 94 30
Email: moot@siswo.uva.nl; http://www.siswo.uva.nl
New group:
The North American Research on Complex Societal Problems & Issues
The North American Research on Complex Societal Problems & Issues is a part of the International Research Group of Complex Societal Problems & Issues, which includes the Operational Research Euro Working Group of Complex Societal Problems & Issues
Board of the North American Research on Complex Societal Problems & Issues:
Dr. D. Petkov (Co-Chair) Eastern Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT, USA petkovd@easternct.edu
Dr Olga Petkova (Co-Chair ) Central Connecticut State University, New Britain CT 06050, USA, petkovao@ccsu.edu
Dr. Henry Etzkowitz, State university of New York, New York, NY, USA
Dr . Dorien DeTombe, Greenhill & Waterfront Foundation, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe
Research Goals of the Research Group Handling Complex Societal Problems & Issues:
1. Multi-disciplinary theoretical research on combining existing methods for handling of all phases of the problem handling process of complex societal problems & issues
2. Creating new methods and tools to support complex societal problems & issues
3. Testing methods and tools to support complex societal problems & issues
4. Using existing methods and tools to support real life complex societal problems & issues
5. Handling real life problems in order to improve the methodological knowledge
Conferences:
November 18th 2004 14.00-20.00
Workshop Complex Societal Problems & Issues
Location: State University of Connecticut, USA
Contact: Dr D. Petkov,Associate Professor in MIS,
Eastern Connecticut State University, USA
petkovd@easternct.edu
November 20-23 2004, Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference
DSI 2004, Boston; Mini-Track: Complex Societal Problems
Location: Boston, USA
Costs: conference fee
Deadline: Refereed Papers: April 1, 2004
Abstracts and Proposals: May 1, 2004
url: http://www.ccsu.edu/business/faculty/petkovao/PersInfo/CALL%20DSI2004Boston.htm
http://www.ccsu.edu/business/faculty/petkovao/PersInfo/CallsIndex.htm
general DSI 2004: http://www.decisionsciences.org/ see annual meeting Boston
contact also: Dr. D. Petkov,Associate Professor in MIS,
Eastern Connecticut State University
petkovd@easternct.edu
see also: minitrack DSI 2004 Boston
Agenda 2002
In the year 2002, the Euro Working Group on Complex Societal Problems organized six international meetings. All meetings were organized together with the Dutch NOSMO research group on Complex Societal Problems and the West-Euro group on Complex Societal Problems. These meetings took place in Amsterdam (3 times), Maastricht (The Netherlands), Brussels (Belgium) and Edinburgh, UK. At the meetings, individual research was discussed by presenting papers, and cooperation of the members of the research group was discussed, which resulted in an international and methodological comparison on the subject of "The Complexity of Large Cities". The Brussels meeting was organized in cooperation with the Mini Euro conference of Prof. dr. Jean Pierre Brans, and the meeting in Edinburgh was organized within the IFORS conference. A special booklet was published with the abstracts of the lectures on the topic of Complex Societal Problems in Edinbrugh (see below).
Agenda 2002 WEST-Euro Working Group Complex Societal Problems & Dutch Nosmo research group Complex Societal Problems
The main theme of research is 2002 is a continuation of the research started in 2001. The theme is "How to handle the complex problems in large cities". In this research, the focus is on the interaction of different aspects, such as economic, urban planning, education, and healthcare to one large problem. Three subgroups of the West-Euro research group are focussing with different methods on three different cities: Brussels, Adaptive Control Methodology (Brans); Maastricht Integrative City Planning (ICIS); and Amsterdam Compram method (DeTombe) in a comparison of methods.
- 8 February 2002 meeting Amsterdam SISWO lectures:
- Prof. Dr. Henk Becker: Social Impact Assessment
- Dr. Lex Brans Municipal of Amsterdam, director large cities Policy Amsterdam
- Discussion research topic Complexity of problems large cities: Amsterdam
- 5 April 2002 Special meeting on the 12th MINI Euro Brussels together with the Group Ethics (Brans & Pruyt) Location Brussels BELGIUM. jpbrans@vub.ac.be http://www.DSS.Brussels-2002.vub.ac.be,
- Presentation of the interview results of the problems of the large city Amsterdam
- Discussion on the data analyzing and next step in the research program by DeTombe
- Lecture of Dr. Erik Pruyt on Ethics in decision making
- Discussion and reports of conferences
- 8-12 July Edinburgh, UK IFORS 2002, www.ifors2002.org
special stream on Complex Societal Problems, 14 presentations ( see booklet below)
- 20 September Maastricht ICIS
Presentation of Dr. J. Grosskurth on simulation models
- discussion on the use of simulation models for complex societal problems
- 8 November 2002 Methodology day SISWO Amsterdam (Dutch)
(in Dutch) Models of predicting the future: considering the predictions
of the Dutch Central Plan Bureau
-Dr. Henk Don, director Central Plan Bureau "Prediction for policy making"
- Prof. Dr. Elmer Sterken, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
"The workhorses of the Economy"
- 13 December 2002 Amsterdam SISWO
Dr.Henri Etkovitz, New York State University, Sociology
"Triple Helix: interaction between University, Business and Society"
Dr. L Leydesdorff, University of Amsterdam "Chaos theory and Self-organization"
Future activities
all the activities of the EWG Methdology for Societal Complexity the regular updated website
http://www.complexitycourse.org/EuroMSC.html see Agenda's and conferences
Agenda 2010 EWG Methodology of Societal Complexity
Research agenda conferences and meetings of the
EWG Methodology of Societal Complexity
24th EURO Conference Lisbon
www.euro2010lisbon.org
11-14 July 2009
stream Methodology of Societal Complexity
sessions: Societal Complexity & Global Safety & Financial Risks , Sustainable Development, Healthcare
satelite event:
State of the Art Workshop Societal Complexity 2010
July 11th 10 am - 2 pm
on the 24 European Conference on Operational Research
organized by
Prof. dr. Dorien DeTombe
Prof. dr. Cathal Brugha
Prof. dr. Gerhard–Wilhelm Weber
Prof. dr. Fred Wenstop
Euro-Mini conference
German OR society OR 2010 http://www.or2010.de/
1-3 September 2009 Munich Germany Europe
stream Methodology of Societal Complexity
sessions: Societal Complexity & Global Safety Financial Risks, Sustainable Development, Healthcare
Methodology day NOSMO
November 12th 2010
time :14 pm – 5.30 pm
location :
costs : conference fee 35 euro
deadline : abstract 15th September 2010
general information www.nosmo.nl
Publications
International Scientific Journal of Methods and Models of Complexity
ISJ M&MC
An Interdisciplinary Journal for Research of Complexity
Published on Internet by SISWO, University of Amsterdam
Published on Internet by SISWO
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj
ISSN- 0928-3137
The Journal deals with the question how complex real-life problems can be analyzed and handled with scientific methods and models. Because such problems most of the time cannot be handled by one discipline, the journal is interdisciplinary. Contributions may come from the social and natural sciences that practice interdisciplinary research of complex problems. In the past articles are published with topics as "Policy making for complex problems", "Participative Model building in Healthcare", "Complex System Theory for Analysis of Locomotion", "Non Linear Models for Economy", "From Information to Communication", "Logistic Modeling for Complex Situations", "Computer Simulation of Chaos and Order", "Evaluation of Future Predictions".
The publication of the International Scientific Journal of Methods and Models of Complexity will be two times a year. Two referees will review submitted articles, and on their advice the editors will decide about the publication. From time to time a special edition on a theme will be published.
This journal is supported by:
The Dutch research Group on Simulation*
The Dutch research group on Methodology for Complex Societal Problems*
The Dutch research group on Socio-Cybernetics*
The Dutch Institute for Social Science Research (SISWO)
The International, European & North America Research Group of "Methodology of Complex Societal Issues" of the "European Federation of Operational Research Science".
Chief Editors:
Dr. Cor van Dijkum, Department of Methodology and Statistics,Utrecht University, Utrecht The Netherlands, Europe, E-Mail: c.vandijkum@fss.uu.nl http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/cvd
Dr. Dorien DeTombe, Chair International Operational Research Group Complex Societal Issues, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Europe, E-Mail:DeTombe@nosmo.nl http://www.complexitycourse.org/doriendetombe.html
Editors:
Prof. Dr.Raymond Bisdorff, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Europe E-Mail: bisdorff@cu.lu
Dr. Frans van Eijnatten, University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands, Europe, E-mail: F.M.v.Eijnatten@tm.tue.nl, http://www.chaosforum.com
Dr. Henry Etzkowitz, Purchase, State University of New York, New York, USA, henryetzkowitz@earthlink.net, http://www.triplehelix.dk
Dr Olga Petkova, Central Connecticut State University, Connecticut, USA, E-mail: petkovao@ccsu.edu
Dr Johan Springeal, University of Antwerp, Belgium, Europe, E-mail: jspringa@zeus.ruca.ua.ac.be
Articles can be sent by E-mail (MS Word or pdf format) to:
Dr. C van Dijkum, Department of Methodology and Statistics, PO Box 80.140, 3508 TC, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, Europe
E-Mail: C.J.vandijkum@uu.nl http://www.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj
The Journal deals with the question how complex real life problems can be analyzed and handled with scientific methods and models. Because such problems most of the time cannot be handled by one discipline, the journal is interdisciplinary. Contributions may come from the social and natural sciences that practice interdisciplinary research of complex problems.
*All groups of the "Dutch Association of Researchers of Methodology of the Social Sciences" (NOSMO)
Volume 9 2007
Editorial Introduction to Chaos Theory and Legal Problem Solving
Dorien DeTombe & Cor van Dijkum
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombeMMvolmue9chaoslegal.html
The Emergence of Art Systems; Cycles of Change in Art Styles
J. David Flynn, Sociology , James Hay, Chemical Engineering & Madeline Lennon, Visual Arts University of Western Ontario, Canada, North-America
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/DeTombemenmflynn2007.html
An Instructional Environment for Learning to Construct a Legal Case Description
Antoinette Muntjewerff & Dorien DeTombe
Faculty of Law, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Europe
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/mm08muntjewerffesee.html
VOLUME 8 2006
Editorial Introduction to Global Safety and Terrorism
Dorien DeTombe & Cor van Dijkum
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombemmintroglobalsafety.html
National Identity and the Role of the "Other" in Existential Conflicts: The Israeli-Palestinian Case1
Herbert C. Kelman, Harvard University, USA
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/kelman.pdf
Total Defence
Ken Bowen , Royal Holloway, University of London, UK
Cor van Dijkum, Dorien DeTombe Editing
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/bowen.pdf
Conflict Decision Processes: With Illustrations from Ireland
Cathal M. Brugha, School of Business, University College Dublin, Ireland
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/brugha.pdf
VOLUME 7 2004
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombevol7menm2004.html
Editorial Introduction
Cor van Dijkum & Dorien DeTombe
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombevol7intromenm2004.html
What Feeds Global Terror and What May Eradicate It in the Long Term?
M. Mustafa Erdogdu Marmara University, Turkey
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombemenmvol7erdogduabstract.html
Balaban Valley Project: Improving the Quality of Life in Rural Area in Turkey
Ali Gökmen1,3, Sinan Kayalgil2, Gerhard-W. Weber3, Inci Gökmen1, Mehmet Ecevit4, Akn Sürmeli , Taylan Bali6, Yldz Ecevit4, Haluk Gökmen, Dorien J. DeTombe8
1 Department of Chemistry, 2 Department of Industrial Engineering, 3Institute of Applied Mathematics, 4 Department of Sociology, Middle East Technical University
6 Ankara University, Political Sciences Faculty
8Chair Operational Research Euro Working Group Complex Societal Problems
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombevol7menmbalabanabstract.html
Trailer of video Balaban Valley Anna Abee 2004
mms://haanstra-wm.ic.uva.nl/direct/09848FBE-9FEF-F128-A4A4-FC6ABA8ECAA2_/balaban2minuut2007.01.wmv
Fuzzy Modelling for Coordination Logistic in Emergencies
Wei Yi & Linet Özdamar & Ak Teknik Makina San. Ve Tic. As
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombevol7menm04FuzzyAbstractozdamar.html
VOLUME 6 2003
"Editorial Introduction" Cor van Dijkum & Dorien DeTombe
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/intro.htm
"The Group Development Process Seen Through the Lens of Complexity Theory"
John Campbell, J. David Flynn, James Hay University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
abstract http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/flynabstract.htm
full text http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/pdflyn.pdf
Reformation of Mobile Agents by Chaotic Itinerancy Masao Kubo, Yoshiyuki Sasakabe
National Defense Academy, Kanagawa, Japan
abstract http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/kuboabstract.htm
full text http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/kubo.pdf
Art & Science, A Video Stream Strukturen Anna Abee, Dutch cineast
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/art.htm
see the video
For LAN users:
mms://stream2.surfnet.nl/u/uva/windowsmedia/fdr/structuren2WM-320x240.asf
For MODEM users:
mms://stream2.surfnet.nl/u/uva/windowsmedia/fdr/structuren2WM-240x160.asf
Call for Papers
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj/call.htm
The Journal deals with the question how complex real life problems can be analyzed and handled with scientific methods and models. Because such problems most of the time cannot be handled by one discipline, the journal is interdisciplinary.Contributions may come from the social and natural sciences that practice interdisciplinary research of complex problems.
VOLUME 5 June 2002
http://www.geocities.com/doriendetombe/detombemmcjune2002.html
http://www.fss.uu.nl/ms/cvd/isj
Special on Chaos Theory
The June 2002 issue of the ‘International Scientific Journal of Methods and Models of Complexity’ is a special issue on Chaos Theory, more specific Chaos Theory applied to the Social Sciences. Although introduced already in the early nineties in the Social Sciences (Dijkum, van & DeTombe, 1992), the ideas of Chaos Theory have been scarcely applied up to now. Right from the start the ideas of Chaos Theory were creatively applied to all kinds of situations. Some scientists applied thoroughly thought over concepts to real life problems, some scientist and practitioners applied it as free creative ideas, which might bring up new views towards real life problems. The way Chaos Theory is applied in the Social Sciences still shows that the ideas of Chaos Theory are not yet clearly crystallized in this field. Chaos Theory still functions in the Social Sciences as a container theory from which each scientist can use the ideas and concepts that suits her or him. This is shown by the fact that the different words point to the same concepts and the same words point to different concepts. Practitioners tend to popularize the ideas of the Chaos Theory in a way often not approved by theoretical scientist.
Interdisciplinary integration of ideas and theories has been shown to be a fruitful way of extending the knowledge of a discipline. Modelling Complexity, including the complexity of real life problems, is difficult and need all effort and help that science can offer. Not only by applying the disciplinary knowledge but also by applying interdisciplinary knowledge (DeTombe, Dorien J. & Cor van Dijkum, 1996; DeTombe, 2001).
The latter providing a good extension of now-a days scientific knowledge, however, only if applied in the right way.
Using the ideas of Chaos Theory applied to the Social Sciences in handling real life complex problems is a fruitful way in trying to extend the knowledge of the world. Using theoretical ideas from another field of science can be very fruitful and functions as an eye opener. It really can bring disciplinary knowledge a step further. However, this should be done carefully taken into consideration all the consequences of the use of the theory, avoiding misconceptions and confusion. In this way the application of the ideas of the Chaos Theory to the Social Sciences is still in its infancy.
In this special issue on Chaos Theory we publish three articles of scientists each with a different use of the ideas of Chaos Theory applied to real life problems.
Dr. Jorgen A. Jensen of the Danish University of Education, Denmark, and dr. Ole E. Rasmussen of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, described in their article ‘Types of problem solving activity in a complex environment: Steps towards modeling by a cuspcatastrophe’ a thorough scientific research in which they use concepts of Chaos Theory for training students in Denmark with a simulation model for entrepreneur tasks. The students learn these complex tasks in a dynamic task environment. Jensen & Rasmussen use the concept of catastrophe theory, which describes bifurcation systems not yet moved into chaos. The focus of the article is on testing the simulation model for training.
Dr. Tomas Backström of the National Institute for Working Life and Dr Peter Ladan of Ericsson Telecom AB, both of Stockholm, Sweden extend in their theoretical article ‘Knowledge Matrix – a transformative organization’ the knowledge of applying the ideas of Chaos Theory to an other discipline in a scientific responsible way by discussing the question under which circumstances an organization can be an transformative organization. Based on the idea that complex adaptive systems prove that complex behavior is only possible at the edge of chaos, Backström & Ladan say that a organization can be a transformative organization when it is on the edge of chaos. However to be a fruitful transformation the organization must meet at least three conditions: first equilibrium between organization memory and the dynamical creative behavior of the members, second most members should go in the same direction and third managers should give room to these processes.
Backström & Ladan interviewed middle-managers of the organization studied in order to see whether this particular organization meet the conditions of a transformative organization. The organization studied not meet the conditions of a transformative organization.
Dr. Frans M. van Eijnaten & drs. Maarten C. van Galen both of the Technical University of Eindhoven, The Netherlands, have a creative view on Chaos Theory in their article: ‘The Dolphin Attractor. Dialogue for Emergent New order in a Dutch Manufacturing Firm’. They apply in an artistic way the ideas of Chaos Theory on management strategy. They describe in their article the results of workshops applying the ideas of Chaos Theory on the strategy of a Dutch manufacturing firm. In their article Eijnatten & Van Galen use metaphors of fishes. The strategy of the Carp: avoiding and compromising. The strategy of the Shark: win again any costs. The strategy of the Dolphin, win-win strategy. Eijnatten & Van Galen argue in favor of a win-win strategy calling this the Dolphin approach.
The editors of the Journal ISJ M&MC thank the reviewers for their advice to improve the articles.
Books of Abstracts of Conferences on Theory and Methodology of Societal Complexity
DeTombe, Dorien & Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber (Editors)
State of the Art Workshop Societal Complexity 2009
EURO XXIII Conference Bonn Germany Europe
23 European Conference on Operational Research
Volume 20
Publisher: Greenhill & Waterfront, Europe: Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Guilford, UK North-America: Montreal, Canada
greenhillwaterfront@hotmail.com
ISBN /EAN 9789077171301
DeTombe, Dorien Complex Societal Issues: Global Safety & Sustainable Development & Healthcare 2
EURO XXIII Conference Bonn Germany Europe
23 European Conference on Operational Research
Volume 18 Publisher: Greenhill & Waterfront, Europe: Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Guilford, UK North-America: Montreal, Canada
greenhillwaterfront@hotmail.com
ISBN /EAN 978-90-77171-28-8
DeTombe, Dorien & Rosanna Memoli (2008) Methodology of Societal Complexity: Global Safety & Sustainable Development & Healthcare
Volume 17 Europe, Amsterdam, The Netherlands ; Guilford, UK , North-America : Montreal, Canada : Greenhill & Waterfront, ISBN 978-90-77171-22-6, Version 001, 10 pages, May 2008 , Nur 916, Language English (Book of abstracts of the participants RC33 Naples 2008, Methodology of Societal Complexity)
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombeMemoliRC3332008societalcomplexity.html
DeTombe, Dorien (2007) Methodology of Societal Complexity:Global Safety & Sustainable Development & Healthcare Methodology of Complex Societal Issues Volume 16 Europe, Amsterdam, The Netherlands ; Guilford, UK , North-America : Montreal, Canada : Greenhill & Waterfront, ISBN 978-90-77171-21-9, Version 001, 24 pages, May 2007, Nugi 661, 652, 654 , Language English (Book of abstracts of the participants Euro XXII Prague 2007, Methodology of Societal Complexity) http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombebookpraagabstraceuroxxii2007.html
DeTombe, Dorien (2006) Aids, societal complexity and siumulation.booklet of presentations of Durban conference session RC33 Volume 15. Europe, Amsterdam, The Netherlands ; Guilford , UK , North-America : Montreal , Canada : Greenhill & Waterfront, ISBN 978-90-77171-20-2 , Version 001, 18 pages, March 2006 , Nugi 661, 652, 654 , Language English
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detomberc33aidscompelxityvol152006.html
DeTombe, Dorien (2006) Complex Societal Issues: Global Safety & Sustainable Development , EURO XXI in Iceland July 2-5, 2006 21st European Conference on Operational Research.Volume 14. Europe, Amsterdam, The Netherlands ; Guilford , UK , North-America : Montreal , Canada : Greenhill & Waterfront, ISBN 90-771-71-19, Version 001, 19 pages, March 2006, Nugi 661, 652, 654, Language English
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombeicelandbookglobalsafety.html
Van Dijkum, Cor, Dorien DeTombe, Gerhard van der Bunt, Han Oud (Eds.) (2005) Methodologendag 25 November 2005 (Abstracts) Social-Scientific Research Amsterdam, Siswo www.siswo.nl, 59 pages
Van Dijkum, Cor, Henk Kleijer, Dorien DeTombe, Gerhard van der Bunt (Eds.) (2003) Methodologendag 21 November 2003 (Abstracts) "State of the Art & Science" of the Social-Scientific Research Amsterdam, Siswo www.siswo.nl, 40 pages
DeTombe, Dorien (Ed.) (2003) Complex Societal Problems,Volume 12 ( Book of Abstracts) EURO/INFORMS, Istanbul,Turkey 2003, Amsterdam : Greenhill & Waterfront, Europe: Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Guilford, UK , America: Montreal, Canada ISBN 90-771-71-05- NUGI 661, 652, 659, 852 14 pages
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombebookofurkey2003.html
DeTombe, Dorien (Ed.) (2002) Complexity as a Challenge, Book of Abstracts, IFORS 2002 , Edinburgh, UK, Volume 11 Amsterdam : Greenhill & Waterfront, Europe: Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Guilford, UK , America: Montreal, Canada ISBN 90-77171-03-7 NUGI 661, 652, 659, 852
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombebookofedin2002.html
DeTombe, Dorien J. (2001) (Ed.) Handling Complex Societal Problems. Book of Abstracts, Volume 10. Pp.18, EUROSIM2001. Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN 90-5638-081-8
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombeboab10delft2001.html
DeTombe, Dorien J. (2001) (Ed.). Complexity as a Challenge Book of Abstracts, Volume 9. EURO 2001. Pp.38. Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN 90-5638-080-X
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombebaeuro2001rotbook9.html
DeTombe, Dorien J. (2000) (Ed.) 5th International Conference on Social Science Methodology. RC33 Methodology for Handling Complex Societal Problems. Book of Abstracts, Volume 8. Pp.18 .Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN 90-5638-0516
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombebook8kolm2000.html
DeTombe, Dorien J. (2000) (Ed.) E U R O XVII, E U R O 2000 Methodology for Handling Complex Societal Problems. Book of Abstracts, Volume 7. Euro Working Group 21. Pp.31, .Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN 90-5638-0524
http://www.complexitycourse.org/detombebook7abstrifors2000.html
DeTombe, Dorien J. (1999) IFORS’99. Methodology For Analyzing Complex Societal Problems,Euro Working Group 2, Operational Research Societies, Book of Abstracts, Volume 6. Pp.18 .Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN90-5638-039-7
DeTombe, D.J. 1998 (Ed.) Methodology for Analyzing Societal Problems. Euro XVI Brussels. Volume 5. Delft: Delft University of Technology, 20 pp.
DeTombe, D.J. 1997 (Ed.) Methodology for Analyzing Societal Problems. Euro XV & Informs XXXIV, Barcelona, July 1997. Volume 3. Delft: Delft University of Technology, 20 pp.
DeTombe, D.J. (Ed.) (1996) Ifors ‘96, The International Federation of Operational Research Societies, July, 1996 Vancouver, Canada. Special Session Methods and Tools for Analyzing Complex Societal Policy Problems. Volume 1 Delft: Delft University of Technology
Van Dijkum, C. & D.J. DeTombe (Eds.) (1994) The First International Conference on Complex Societal Problems. Volume 0 Technische Universiteit Delft / Universiteit Utrecht
Publications on the topic of Complex Societal Problems & Issues
- DeTombe, Dorien J. & Cor van Dijkum (Eds.) 1996. Analyzing Societal Problems. A Methodological Approach. Mering: Rainer Hampp Verlag, 300 pp. ISBN: 3-87988-189-8
- Stuhler, E. & D.J. DeTombe (Eds.) 1999. Volume 5, Cognitive Psychological Issues and Environment Policy Application, Research on Cases and Theories. Munchen/Mering: Hampp Verlag, ISBN: 3-87988-355-6
- DeTombe, D.J. & Stuhler, E. (Eds.) 1999. Volume 6, Complex Problem Solving; Methodological Support for Societal Policy Making, Research on Cases and Theories. Munchen/Mering: Hampp Verlag, ISBN:3-87988-356-4.
- Dijkum van, Cor, Dorien DeTombe, & Etzel van Kuijck (Eds.) 1999. Validation of simulation models. Amsterdam: Siswo, ISBN: 90-676-152-2.
- DeTombe, Dorien J. (Guest Editor) 2001. Handling Complex Societal Problems, European Journal of Operation Research; Vol. 128-2, pp.227-458, 16 January 2001, Elsevier, North-Holland, Amsterdam.
- DeTombe, Dorien J. (Ed.) 2001. Complexity as a Challenge Book of Abstracts, Volume 9. EURO 2001. Pp.38. Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN 90-5638-080-X.
- DeTombe, Dorien J. (Ed.) 2001. Handling Complex Societal Problems. Book of Abstracts, Volume 10. Pp.18, EUROSIM2001. Delft: Delft University of Technology. ISBN 90-5638-081-8.
- DeTombe, Dorien J. (Ed.) 2002. Complexity as a Challenge Book of Abstracts, IFORS 2002 , Edinburgh, UK, Volume 11; Amsterdam : Greenhill & Waterfront, Europe: Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Guildford, UK, America: Montreal, Canada ISBN 90-77171-03-7, NUGI 661, 652, 659, 852,
- DeTombe, Dorien (Ed.) (2003) Complex Societal Problems,Volume 12 ( Book of Abstracts) EURO/INFORMS, Istanbul,Turkey 2003, Amsterdam : Greenhill & Waterfront, Europe: Amsterdam, the Netherlands; Guilford, UK , America: Montreal, Canada ISBN 90-771-71-05- NUGI 661, 652, 659, 852 14 pages
- DeTombe, Dorien (2003) Handling Complex Societal Problems (Applied on the Aids/HIV Problem) In Henk Becker and Frank Vanclay International Handbook of Social Impact Assessment Conceptual and Methodological Advances Edward Elgar Publishers 2003 ISBN 1 84064 935 6
- see for more publications of EWG Methdology for Societal Complexity the regular updated website http://www.complexitycourse.org/doriendetombe.html
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dacker@iastate.edu
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romas.adomavicius@vilnius.lt
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kevin.a.agatstein@arthuranderson.com
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hanife@fedu.metu.edu.tr
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ernst.albrekht@usu.ru
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laymanal@umich.edu
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taltinok@kho.edu.tr
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amariei@uem.ro
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erman.aminullah@mss.lipi.go.id
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david.andersen@albany.edu
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elan@ifg.tu-berlin.de
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elena.andreeva@tu-berlin.de
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gauke.andriesse@cordaid.nl
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apanasovich@bsu.by
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paris@vaxz.concordia.ca
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concierge-fra@aircanada.ca
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atalagk@yahoo.com
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centrone@autovie.it
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eavery@bentley.edu
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aytuna@metu.edu.tr
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p.baak@owinsp.nl
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tomas.backstrom@niwl.se
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bais@science.uva.nl
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andre@uk.ac.ntu.doc
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andre@doc.ntu.ac.uk
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reid.basher@un.org
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batanovic@institutepupin.com
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selma.belen@yahoo.com
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lib@inro.tno.nl
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beroggi@springanalytica.com;giampiero.beroggi@mercermc.com
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bilici@erciyes.edu.tr
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birrer@rulwinw.leidenuniv.nl
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bouwer@science.uva.nl
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john.bower@oxfordenergy.org
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willem.brauers@ua.ac.be
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abrook@css.carleton.ca
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abrook@ccs.carleton.ca
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lisette.bros@niwi.knaw.nl
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cathal.brugha@ucd.ie
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vital@mruni.lt
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ufrusse@ufl.edu
USA
p.g.s.rutten@bwk.tue.nl
E
inguna@cs.llu.lv
E
20009806@gakushuin.ac.jp
AS
saeed@wpi.edu
AF
rsahin@cevreorman.gov.tr
AS
sakal@ktl.mii.lt
E
esalgado@ucv.cl
SA
ahti.salo@hut.fi
E
ahti.salo@hut.fi
E
jurgiss@email.lt
E
jsanchez@dcc.chile.cl
SA
saner@diplomaydialogue.org
E
saneryiu@csend.org
AS
santa.larocca@uni-bocconi.it
E
ulvisaran@saglik.gov.tr
E
ysato@imcir.twmu.ac.jp
AS
desmond.saunders-newton@osd.mil
USA
saunded@acq.osd.mil
E
tomaz.savsek@guest.arnes.si
E
sax@marjansax.nl
E
sayin@ie.metu.edu.tr
AS
scarelli@unitus.it
E
mvanderschaaf@fsw.ruu.nl
E
gvschalk@postino.up.ac.za
AF
schaller@easternct.edu
USA
andrea.scharnhorst@vks.knaw.nl
E
andrea.scharnhorst@vks.knaw.nl
E
rik.scheele@minbzk.nl
E
lou@global.co.za
AF
h.schenk@econ.uu.nl
E
info@laventana.nl
E
hans.schiere@wur.nl
E
eberhard@uni-wuppertal.de
E
E
bernd.schuh@wu-wien.ac.at
E
a.h.m.schutjes@senter.nl
E
leanne@stats.uct.ac.za
AF
bscott@dmu.ac.uk
E
leanne@maths.uct.ac.za
AF
b.c.e.scott@cranfield.ac.uk
E
sechi@unica.it
E
marcus.selart@bi.no
E
selman@stb.tno.nl
E
sengstag@net.ethz.ch
E
roselle.servage@niwi.knaw.nl
E
bbsetiadi@ristek.go.id;bbsetiadi@yahoo.com.au
AS
nita_sha_h@hotmail.com
AS
mshakun@stern.nyu.edu
USA
meghasandesha@yahoo.com
AS
bshapiro@msses.co.ru
E
gshap@snet.net
USA
kshimomu@mext.go.jp
AS
siroyama@j.u-tokyo.ac.jp
AS
ben@cs.umd.edu
USA
m.shutler@lse.ac.uk
E
simeunovic@beotel.yu
E
zilla@bgumail.bgu.ac.il
AF
psh@finansraadet.dk
E
pslovic@darkwing.uoregon.edu
USA
slowinski@pozn1v.tup.edu.pl
E
E
smitnet@wxs.nl
E
hs@maths.soton.ac.uk
E
jwsmith@slonet.org
chantal.snel@roche.com
E
lene@cti.dtu.dk
E
asol@metu.edu.tr
AS
dsp@dsp-advies.nl
E
lene@cti.dtu.dk
E
bernadette.sourbag@minbiza.nl
E
south@hawaii.edu
USA
elsenburg@wxs.nl
E
system.dynamics@albany.edu
USA
jspringa@vub.ac.be
E
armano.srbljinovic@kc.hinet.hr;asrbljin@morh.hr;armano@sfzg.hr
E
pjstarr@mac.com
h.starren@debaak.nl
E
vstasytyte@yahoo.com
E
e.steffan@spi-research.de
E
E
steinerova@fphil.uniba.sk
E
e.sterken@eco.rug.nl
E
tjstew@maths.uct.ac.za;tjstew@stats.uct.ac.za
AF
t.l.vstijn@rikz.rws.minvenw.nl
E
f.w.stokman@ppsw.rug.nl
E
stoop@scp.nl
E
hstronkhosrt@esf.org
E
stuhler@wzw.tum.de
E
sumbadze@global-erty.net
E
guodong.sun@stonybrook.edu
USA
csungur@mesa.com.tr
AS
supawata@kku.ac.th
AS
a.deswaan@uva.nl
E
jszyliow@du.edu
USA
instructor@coedat.nata.int;metetahmisoglu@hotmail.com
AS
tharsi.thallieu@psy.kuleuven.be
E
xtakahas@gakushuin.ac.jp
AS
misa@yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp
AS
taketa@sbu.ac.uk
E
770566@gakushuin.ac.jp
AS
andranik-tangian@boeckler.de
E
targalsj@a.e.krakow.pl
E
itart@tpu.ee
E
mtatar@hacettepe.edu.tr
AS
stevetaylorphd@hotmail.com
USA
richard.teach@mgt.gatech.edu
USA
E
teisman@bsk.fsw.eur.nl
E
jctellegen@zonnet.nl
E
ted.teng@stonybrook.edu
USA
gtheal@hawaii.edu
USA
jean-pierre.thierry3@wanadoo.fr
E
finance@wirtschaft.tu-chemnitz.de
E
j.thijssen@usg.uu.nl
E
E
norbert.thom@iop.unibe.ch
E
helyn@mansci.strath.ac.uk
E
rth@nisms.krine.ru
E
traudes@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
E
triezenberg@evd.nl
E
tripathy@iimahd.ernet.in
AS
tsuji@ai.u-hyogo.ac.jp
AS
mememerkezi@tugrulsaglik.com
E
mturkay@ku.edu.tr
E
mturpin@csir.co.za
AF
htuydes@metu.edu.tr
AS
uchino@isc.senshu-u.ac.jp
AS
tueda@civil.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
AS
ougur@meta.edu.tr
AS
s.denUijl@econ.uu.nl
E
ucs@access.ch
E
ist-pcz@minbuza.nl
E
utsumi@columbia.edu
USA
vahl@hobbit.nijenrode.nl
E
ingrida_vaiciulyte@yahoo.com
E
rvaitkus@mruni.lt
E
p.valkering@icis.unimaas.nl
E
fevandyk@csir.ac.za
AF
jvargas2006@gmail.com;josevargas@cucea.udg.mx
SA
a.vanderveen@interview.nss.com
E
j.veenhoven@fsw.ruu.nl
E
velioch@psychologie.tu-dresden.de
E
sara.verbeiren@vito.be
E
gaia1@rcn.com
USA
secr@raadvenw.nl
E
jverlaan@knoware.nl
E
w.verreck@digiuni.nl
E
p.verschuren@maw.kun.nl
E
e.versteegt@inro.tno.nl
E
E
marjan.vezjak@gov.si
E
r.w.vickerman@ukc.ac.uk
E
r.w.vickerman@ukc.ac.uk
E
g_villa@education.concordia.ca
USA
jvincente@ufrgs.br
SA
pvincke@smg.ulb.ac.be
E
jan.vissers@prismant.nl
E
stembit@gol.com
AS
christav@parks-sa.co.za
AF
m.voorn@motivaction.nl
E
dj_vora@vsnl.net.in
AS
vos@edte.utwente.nl
E
vos@edte.utwente.nl
E
vos@edte.utwente.nl
E
E
scunesco@unesco.nl
E
noncedo.vutula@dst.gov.za
AF
j.vdwaard@avv.rws.minvenw.nl
E
j.vdwaard@avv.rws.minvenw.nl
E
waaub.jp@uqam.ca
USA
awagner@uci.agh.edu.pl
E
wwallach@comcast.net
E
wallenius@hkkk.fi
E
friedrich.wallner@univie.ac.at
E
E
jwang@phil.pku.edu.cn
AS
sywang@amss.ac.cn
AS
jwang@phil.pku.edu.cn;johnwangjun@hotmail.com
AS
sywang@amss.ac.cn
AS
g.wanrooy@elsevier.com
E
nwatson@hbs.edu
USA
gweber@metu.edu.tr
E
E
budw@scs.cmm.unt.edu
USA
weippl@acm.org
E
fred.wenstop@bi.no
E
m.westcombe@lancaster.ac.uk
E
leroy.white@bristol.ac.uk
E
cwiggins@acusd.edu
USA
fokke.wijnstra@finext.nl
E
h.g.wind@sms.utwente.nl
E
dewind@freeler.nl
E
vwinden@few.eur.nl
E
vwintermans@unesco.nl
E
david@whiskycklassified.com
E
l.m.witteveen@larenstein.nl
E
jwolfe@olp.net
USA
kvw@kvanwolferen.com
E
xiaoqi@pku.org.cn
AS
xjtang@iss.ac.cn
AS
xjtang@staff.iss.ac.cn;xjtang@iss02.iss.ac.cn
AS
yabe@narita.elec.waseda.ac.jp
AS
takako@is.uec.ac.jp
AS
yehyunnl@nccu.edu.tw
AS
i.yeoman@napier.ac.uk
E
yli@uic.edu
AS
fyildirim@cankaya.edu.tr
AS
m.yolles@livjm.ac.uk
E
melekdy@metu.edu.tr
AS
zhangyuefu@yahoo.com
AS
ijaz_yusuf@asia.com
AS
hlbao@solaris.bjpu.edu.cn
AS
zaltvyksle@centras.lt
E
zarate@irit.fr
E
edmundas.zavadskas@adm.vgtu.lt
E
iryna.zbrutska@gmail.com
E
lincoln-zeeuw@phys.uva.nl
E
E
inshakovazoya@gmail.com
E
zuiderhoff@hotmail.com
USA
r.zuidwijk@fbk.eur.nl
E
b.zwinkels@fmo.nl
E
onur@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
yazici@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
unal.akyuz@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
okan.kilic@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
erkan.mert@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
buse.ozturk@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
boran.uzunlu@stu.bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
sureyya.akyuz@bahcesehir.edu.tr
AS
estellita@pep.ufrj.br
SA
letrinhhai@gmail.com
AS
luc.hens@vub.ac.be
E
lsg@iitm.ac.in
E
erik.kropat@unibw.de
E
tolordava@hotmail.com
E
koshlai@ukr.net
E
boyd@education.concordia.ca
E =Europe
AF = Africa
USA =North America & Canada
AS = Asia
SA - South America
AU = Australie
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