The historic, dialectical relationships between hierarchical and heterarchical forms has been explored in many regions of the world. The next steps are to extract—as did Ostrom—this knowledge from the past and the present, and to learn how …The integration of environment with society is facilitated by parallels: key features in complex biophysical systems—integration, communication, history/initial conditions—correspond to key features of social systems—the holistic nature of …
Almeyda
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Almeyda appears only in passing reference as part of a broader discussion of heterarchical and hierarchical organizational forms, invoked alongside Ostrom's work on extracting historical knowledge about alternative governance structures. The citation suggests Almeyda contributes to understanding how societies can learn from past and present examples of non-hierarchical enterprise organization, though the specific nature of their contribution remains underdeveloped in these excerpts.
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