Dynamic

Articles

• Dynamics
  6 October 2004, by D. P.

  (from Greek dynamis "force")
  Process of change, or evolution, resulting from action of forces: the dynamics of unequal exchange produces a centre-periphery structure. Dynamic models link changes with the forces that generate them, whereas kinetic models describe changes without reference to forces. In human geography, the term dynamics implies a notion of change, and not a mere move (traffic or (...)

• Complexity
  6 October 2004, by B. E.

  In contemporary sciences, attention paid to complexity comes from the lacks of the classical analytical approach in explaining reality. Complexity postulates that it is impossible to describe, without reductionism, some phenomena that cannot be broken down and that the Whole cannot be reduced to elementary units.
  The notion of complexity is used at two different levels: complexity in constitution of things: from the cell to the organism, and complexity in interpretation which refers to (...)