In our understanding, our contribution in terms of ABM lies on the fact that a new and simple model is proposed to deal with the material and informational dimensions of social organization, not just as an illustration, but as a proof of concept: space can have causal presence if agents generate preferences as detailed in a domain that
coevolves with them.
First, we propose that regulators primarily rely on a multistakeholder approach to addressing conflicts regarding how networks, content, and computing can
coevolve. This is preferable to ex ante regulations because it is more information rich, results in greater innovation, has lower administrative costs, and promotes competition for providing customer value over competing for political or regulatory attention.
On Thursday, August 14, 2014, iFactory was awarded Best in Class for excellence in the design, development and implementation of the
Coevolve Website.
We have shown that uncertainty and risk
coevolve with one another, and with other internationalisation factors--such as resources accessible to the firm, including evolving networks; the domestic and international context; and managerial oversight or managerial agency, infusing aspects such as ignorance, confusion and biases into decision-making (Meyer and Gelbuda 2006; Madhok and Liu 2006).
Second, the contagion, the underlying interaction network (consisting of both human and technical elements), the public policies, and the individual behaviors
coevolve. This makes it nearly impossible to apply standard model-reduction techniques that have been successfully used to study physical systems.
The motivation and competence to build creative tension helps adaptive networks emerge and
coevolve with power networks, improving governance capacity.
"Because a people
coevolve with their habitat," writes Sean Kane in Wisdom of the Mythtellers (1994), "because they walk the paths their ancestors walked, mythtelling assumes that the stories already exist in nature, waiting to be overheard by humans who will listen for them." He is writing about hunting/gathering societies quite remote from where and when I live, in Toronto, Canada, in the early years of the twenty-first century.
We can all evolve, and now with added impetus perhaps we can also
coevolve.
In a remarkable way, it invites all participants to
coevolve.
He finds that complexity science involves a number of related areas of inquiry whose commonality and novelty extends from the adoption of an extended [eco]system-level unit of analysis, to explanations of how members of such a system (including firms) behave and
coevolve over time, to the development and use of specific methodologies for such analysis.