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Established
in 1998
It is the main objective of the RC to promote the development
of (socio)cybernetic theory and research within the social
sciences. Sociocybernetics is broadly defined here as including
first- and second-order cybernetics, general systems theory,
and various combinations and variations of these that can
be subsumed under the term "the emerging sciences of complexity",
to the extent these can be applied to the subject matter
of the social sciences.
Statutes revised, June 2009 [PDF file, 71KB]
RC51
website
President
Bernard
Scott,
Cranfield University,
United Kingdom, b.c.e.scott@cranfield.ac.uk
Vice-President
Eva
Buchinger, ARC system research GmbH, Austria
Secretary
Chaime
Marcuello, Zaragoza University, Spain, chaime@unizar.es
Treasurer
Diane
Laflamme, Canada
Journal Editor (CHK)
Soeren
Brier,
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Journal Editor (JoS)
Karl-Heinz
Simon, University of Kassel, Germany
Newsletter Editor
Cor van Dijkum,
Utrecht University, Netherlands
Website Editor
Barry
Gibson,
University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Research Promotion
Michael
Paetau,Fraunhofer AIS, Germany
Young Scientists Promotion
Dario
Menanteau, University of Minnesota,St. Paul, USA
Publications
Vessela
Misheva,
Uppsala University, Sweden
Members by Office
Organizer 2007 conference
Juan Miguel Aguado,Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Organizer 2008 conference
Margarita
Maass Moreno,
UNAM, Mexico
Organizer 2009 conference
RC51 World Congress Programme Coordinator
Margarita Maass, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México, maass@labcomplex.net
Honorary President
Felix
Geyer,University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Past President
Bernd R.
Hornung,
Marburg University Hospital, Germany
Past Boards
RC07 Futures
Research
RC33 Logic
and Methodology in Sociology
RC36 Alienation
Theory and Research
The biannual electronic Journal
of Sociocybernetics, includes the RC51 Newsletter, and
will be published in March and September on the RC51
website. Editorial board: Cor van Dijkum, Felix Geyer and
Richard Lee.
Walter Buckley Memorial Award for Excellence in Presenting Sociocybernetics of Research Committee on Sociocybernetics, RC51
Dues category A countries: USD 25 (students USD 15) for
a 4-year period.
Dues category B and C countries: USD 10 for a 4-year period.
A life membership in RC51 is a onetime payment of USD 50 (USD 20 for country caegory B or C)
after the age (60) when ISA life-membership becomes possible
according to the ISA rules.ISA membership
registration form is available on https://secured.com/~f3641/formisa.htm
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