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Micronesia Beyond Boundaries Mike currently is working with Micronesians abroad, especially in the Washington and Oregon region. This E-Mail group is the tool that you can use to keep up-dated on Micronesian related issues, especially as they relate to Mike's work.
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Luhmann website.
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Sociocyberforum began when
I started to solicit colleagues interested in joining a dialogue focused
on Niklas Luhmann. During the pursuit of a Ph.D. in Human
and Organizational Systems I was introduced to Luhmann and his theory
of Social Systems. His theoretical works were new in Europe and
nearly unknown in the USA. By developing an Internet web presence,
I sought colleagues familiar with Luhmann who were willing to help me
grow beyond my dissertation. During February, 1999, after several initial
attempts with Web Sites, Web Discussion Groups, and Group Networks,
I launched an English language mailing list to spread the word about
Luhmann. A similar group is the popular German language Luhmann
mail group. The Sociocyberforum list was originally call Jottings on Luhmann after a comment by one
of the original members. Today the English language discussion list
has expanded in scope and size to include over five hundred and seventy
members from all over the world and with a broad interest in the entire
field of Sociocybernetics. The list is now owned by the Research Committee
on Sociocybernetics. The Research Committee 51 (RC51) of the International
Sociological Association (ISA) is one of the more than fifty Research
Committees which, along with a large number of national sociological
associations, constitute the ISA. RC51: Research Committee on Sociocybernetics |
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