Studies in Emergent Order

Bill Butos, cognitive closure, cognitive science, collective intentionality, complexity, computational intelligence, David Emanuel Andersson, David Hardwick, distributed cognition, distributed knowledge, emergence, Gus diZerega, hayek, Ilya Bernstein, Jack Sommer, Jacky Mallett, philosophy of science, philosophy of social science, reason, Richard Gunderman, Robert Mulligan, social cognition, social epistemology, sociocognition, spontanous orders, steve horwitz, stigmergy, swarm intelligence, Troy Camplin

I want to bring your attention to the first issue of the on-line journal Studies in Emergent Order (papers are freely available). I was privileged to attend the recent conference associated with the Journal. A more eclectic and interesting group one couldn’t hope to find. To listen to and chat with Gus diZerega, David Emanuel Andersson, David Hardwick, Robert Mulligan, Steve Horwitz, Bill Butos, Jacky Mallett, Jack Sommer, Richard Gunderman, Troy Camplin, Ilya Bernstein and others was a real treat.