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Complexity: Key Sources
This page highlights key thinkers who helped pioneer ideas that continue to inform complexity science
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Wohl, S. (2022, 23 May). Complexity: Key Sources. Retrieved from https://kapalicarsi.wittmeyer.io/taxonomy/complexity-theory-key-sources
Complexity: Key Sources was updated May 23rd, 2022.
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Driving Flows Related (same section): Related (all): Urban Datascapes (28, fields), Tactical Urbanism (17, fields), Relational Geography (19, fields), Parametric Urbanism (10, fields), Landscape Urbanism (15, fields), Evolutionary Geography (12, fields), Communicative Planning (18, fields), Assemblage Geography (20, fields), Open / Dissipative (84, concepts), Networks (75, concepts), Information (73, concepts),
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Adaptive Capacity Related (same section): Related (all): Urban Modeling (11, fields), Urban Informalities (16, fields), Tactical Urbanism (17, fields), Parametric Urbanism (10, fields), Landscape Urbanism (15, fields), Incremental Urbanism (13, fields), Evolutionary Geography (12, fields), Feedback (88, concepts), Degrees of Freedom (78, concepts),