Chaos and Society

action activity adaptive agents analysis applied approach attractor become behavior belief brain called chaos theory chaotic choice collective complex concept cooperation coordination create culture d'une discussion distribution dynamics economic effect elements emerge environment equilibrium evolution example existence expectations Figure forces function given Global Hill human ideas important increase individual institutions interaction issue limit Machine mathematical means metaphor methods nature nonlinear observed occur opposites organization patterns peut phase physical political population positive possible potential predict preferences presented Press problem production question random represents requires result rules sciences scientific self-organization shows simple simulation situation social systems society space stable strategy structure Thomas tion traditional understanding University values York