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Table of Contents
1. Knowledge-Based
Innovations and Social Coordination
2. The
Communication Turn in Philosophy of Science
3. Scientific
Communication and Codification
4. Towards
a Calculus of Redundancy
5. Evolutionary
and Institutional Triple Helix Models
6. Regions,
Innovations, and the North-South Divide in Italy
7. The
Measurement of Synergy
8. Anticipation
and the Dynamics of Expectations
9. Subdynamics
in Knowledge-Based Systems
10. Cultural and Biological
Evolution
11. Symmary and Conclusions
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- Scientometrics and Science Studies
- The Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
- The Intellectual Organization of the
Sciences
- The Methodological Priority of Textual
Data
- Full Text Analysis of Scientific Articles
- From Words and Co-Words to Information
and Probabilistic Entropy
- The Static Model
- The Dynamics of Scientific Developments
- The
Static and Dynamic Analysis of Networks
- Irreversibilities in Networks
- EU Policies and Transnational
Publications
- Knowledge
Representations, Bayesian Inferences, and Empirical Science Studies
- A Mathematical Theory of Scientific
Communications
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- Introduction
- Towards a Sociological
Theory of Communication
- The evolution of
communication networks
- The non-linear dynamics
of sociological reflections
- New perspectives on empirical
theories
- A triple helix of
university-industry-government relations (includes a theory of citation)
- The European
information society
- Regime changes and
sustainable development
- Uncertainty and the
communication of 'time'
- The expectation
of social change
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Contents
1. The
Knowledge-Based Economy
2. Knowledge,
Information, and the Globalization of the Knowledge Base
3. The Processing of
Meaning in Anticipatory Systems
4. Codification and
Differentiation of Meaning in Social Systems
5. The Transformation
of Organization and Agency
6. Reflexive
Globalization and the Knowledge-Based Order
7. The historical
evolution of the Triple Helix
8. The Measurement of
the Knowledge Base
using the Triple Helix Model
9. The Measurement of
the Knowledge Base of the Dutch Economy
10. The Knowledge Base of the
German Economy
11. Summary and Conclusions: The
philosophical foundation of the knowledge base in Husserl’s Cogitatum
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