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Positive Feedback in Political and International Systems: Basic Concepts Mutual Causal Processes in Social Systems Historical Processes References
A system is a grouping of interrelated elements possessing a boundary and functional unity. Each of the elements of a system is related directly or indirectly, to all other elements so that a change in any element, to a greater or lesser degree, changes the entire system. A system is distinguished f...
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