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Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)

This note introduces the following paper on the concept of Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks) created by E. Roche and M. Blaine. The concept of asyngnosis explains a large number of diverse phenomena involving organizations, groups and decision making. It will present the g...

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Główni autorzy:	Roche, Edward M., Blaine, Michael J., Bakis, Henry
Format:	Article ou chapitre numérique
Język:	Anglais
Wydane:	Netcom 2016
Hasła przedmiotowe:	asygnosis réseau asygnodic terrorisme rationalité causalité contrôle organisationnel média social réseau de télécommunication prise de décision asygnodic network terrorism rationality causality organizational control meme social media telecommunication network decision making
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spelling	openedition-oai:revues.org:netcom_2166 https://doi.org/10.4000/netcom.2166 urn:doi:10.4000/netcom.2166 en https://journals.openedition.org/netcom/2166 2016-05-25T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/ij6x https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks) Netcom Netcom Association info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/2431-210X info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/0987-6014 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/netcom Roche, Edward M. Blaine, Michael J. Bakis, Henry asygnosis réseau asygnodic terrorisme rationalité causalité contrôle organisationnel média social réseau de télécommunication prise de décision asygnosis asygnodic network terrorism rationality causality organizational control meme social media telecommunication network decision making This note introduces the following paper on the concept of Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks) created by E. Roche and M. Blaine. The concept of asyngnosis explains a large number of diverse phenomena involving organizations, groups and decision making. It will present the genesis and definition of Asygnodic Networks and will focus on how they raise challenges to traditional theories of decision making and emerging social networks. Cette note présente l’article qui suit, article qui explore le concept « Réseaux de Savoir Inconscient Emergent » créé par Ed. Roche et M. Blaine. Ce concept explique un grand nombre de phénomènes divers impliquant des organisations, des groupes et la prise de décision. Il présente sa genèse et sa définition, mettant l’accent sur les principales différences avec les théories traditionnelles de la prise de décision, et les réseaux sociaux émergents.
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topic	asygnosis réseau asygnodic terrorisme rationalité causalité contrôle organisationnel média social réseau de télécommunication prise de décision asygnosis asygnodic network terrorism rationality causality organizational control meme social media telecommunication network decision making
spellingShingle	asygnosis réseau asygnodic terrorisme rationalité causalité contrôle organisationnel média social réseau de télécommunication prise de décision asygnosis asygnodic network terrorism rationality causality organizational control meme social media telecommunication network decision making Roche, Edward M. Blaine, Michael J. Bakis, Henry Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)
description	This note introduces the following paper on the concept of Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks) created by E. Roche and M. Blaine. The concept of asyngnosis explains a large number of diverse phenomena involving organizations, groups and decision making. It will present the genesis and definition of Asygnodic Networks and will focus on how they raise challenges to traditional theories of decision making and emerging social networks.
author	Roche, Edward M. Blaine, Michael J. Bakis, Henry
author_facet	Roche, Edward M. Blaine, Michael J. Bakis, Henry
author_sort	Roche, Edward M.
title	Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)
title_short	Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)
title_full	Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)
title_fullStr	Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)
title_full_unstemmed	Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)
title_sort	introductory note on emergent unconscious knowledge networks (asygnodic networks)
publisher	Netcom
publishDate	2016
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Introductory note on Emergent Unconscious Knowledge Networks (Asygnodic Networks)

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