SysLaw,Legislation,& Public Policy (3)

Public policy, government, law, legislation all create or are the origins of new systems in the human domain. Unquestionably these are all complex systems. It would be reasonable to assume that a much deeper knowledge of systems, such as that purported to be available in the SPT, would be useful in these domains that design and maintain systems vital to our everyday life.

The author of this website began to ghostwrite speeches for a U.S. Congressman while a graduate student in Cell and Molecular Biology at Catholic University from 1966 to 1970. One particular speech was published in Science. He wrote all but the title based on past statements of this influential Congressman who was the first Director of the U.S. Office of Technological Assessment and President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) as well as Chair of the first Sub-Committee on Science, Research and Development. The second paper in this series describes some of the history behind this paper…..

Insights for Korean Reunification from Research on Integration Processes in Physical, Biological, and social Systems (1996a, Troncale)

Four Practical, Computer-Based Tools for Using General Systems Processes as Guidelines for Korean Reunification (1998a, Troncale)

Two Essential Sources for Application of Systems Engineering to a Science of Laws (2014, Troncale)

 

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