Titlebook: Systems Methodology in Social Science Research; Recent Developments Roger Cavallo Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 c

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On the Use of Structured Methodologies in General Systems ResearchThis chapter deals with the ways the influences of modern mathematics can be most profitably brought to bear on social systems modeling. The result of the discussion is that the best way is through the development of and focus of attention on “structured methodologies”; general systems research provides a mechanism to accomplish this development.

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Hypotheses Behind the Sociological Interview: ,thod, the interview rests on a number of auxiliary hypotheses. For the description and classification of these hypotheses, a conceptual model of the interview was developed; it was based on an analogy with black box analysis.

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Theory of Measurement of Impacts and Interactions in Systemst we have been looking for is a way of determining priorities that does not preclude our previous approach to economic cost-benefit analysis but generalizes it to include social, political, and environmental factors as well. We will first derive priorities for the elements in a system whose components are hierarchically arranged.

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Science, Systems Methodology, and the “Interplay between Nature and Ourselves”oncentrated its interest on the . Under the influence of this partition, which “has penetrated deeply into the human mind during the three centuries following Descartes,” a view toward science has developed that places an emphasis on science and scientists as separate from nature and whose goal is to “simply describe and explain nature.”

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cial systems. Much of this potential has been realized, but a major gap remains with regard to operational investigative aids. Developments of the last ten years with a method­ ological orientation and emphasis seem finally to be filling this gap. The purpose of this book is to describe the most adv

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