socioeconomic system

Socioeconomic system

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Synopsis: System: Socioeconomic system:

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i) the broader socioeconomic systems, in which universities operate, are addressed not in these analyses, and thus neither the potential changes in these broader settings, nor their impacts on higher education can be explored;(

First, universities like all the other research players operate in broader socioeconomic systems and thus it is crucial to set the scene,

when they are embedded in different socioeconomic systems. 32 In other words, this method can be understood as a sort of qualitative simulation.

As long as the socioeconomic system, in which a particular university operates, can be supposed to be stable, this approach can be satisfactory for strategy building.

i) the likely impacts of potential changes in the broader socioeconomic systems, in which universities operate,

ART8.pdf

complex systems, including socioeconomic systems. This debate has been in great part centered on the striking similarities between biological evolution and technological/cultural evolution.

complex systems, including socioeconomic systems (see point 3 ahead). Evolutionary arguments in economics, as in biology, originally took purely verbal forms,

complex systems, including socioeconomic systems, also involving a basic philosophical commitment to detailed, cumulative, and causal explanations,

There are two possible approaches to simulating technological and/or socioeconomic systems. The systems dynamics approach, widely used in technological forecasting

ART9.pdf

i) the broader socioeconomic systems are addressed not in these analyses, (ii) the huge diversity of higher education systems and individual universities cannot be reflected;(

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