Identity and Autonomy in a Human Complex System

Magali Orillard ()

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Abstract: The work presented here is centred on the notions of language, of code as well as the interactions that allow to take into account the complex relations between different types of entities, actors, ... corresponding to the embedded cognitive networks . At this level, questions about the identity and the heterogeneity of actors particularly important to the globalisation phenomena can be examined through the negotiation mechanisms and collective decisions. The multiplicity of cognitive shortcuts used, related to the autonomy of actors and institutions or to their interactions, makes it possible to take into account the complexity of human systems.

Keywords: autonomy; cognitive shortcut; complex mediation; embeddeness; identity (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008-12-28
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