El nuevo número de la RIEV proporciona una mirada interdisciplinar al concepto de emergencia.
Eleven articles in English make up the contents of issue 70.2 of the RIEV, the third published by the Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, Jakiunde, following its appointment to the editorial board.
The volume offers a multidisciplinary exploration of emergence as a key concept for understanding complexity in nature, life, society and politics. It invites readers to approach complexity not as an obstacle to explanation, but as a fundamental characteristic of the world and a productive approach to rethinking science, society and action.
Following the introduction to the volume by its editors, Jon Mikel Zabala, Jesús Ugalde and Javier Echeverría, twenty specialists contribute their reflections: Pedro M. Etxenike (Emergence and Reduction: A Brief Overview); Luis Vega; Luca Fanelli (Emerging Singularities: When Mathematics Unveils the Hidden); Juan Uriagereka; Román Orús (Weak & Strong Emergence in Language & Mind); Sara Barja (From Discovery to Design: Emergence at the Atomic Scale); Jon Marcaide; Eduard Salvador (Emergence of the Structure of the Universe); Ana Zubiaga; José Antonio Rodríguez; Asier Fullaondo; Ainhoa Iglesias Ara (Emergence of New Genes and Gene Products: Mechanisms, Evolution and Functional Implications); Juan Ignacio Pérez Iglesias (Reductionism, Emergence, the Unity of Selection, and the Origin of Altruism); Sixto Jiménez (Emergence and Organizations); Mikel Mancisidor; Ivan Ureta (Reframing Emergence in International Politics: Complexity, Agency and the Evolution of Global Order in Times of Polycrisis); Daniel Innerarity (Democracy and Complexity); Xabier E. Barandiaran (Emergence and Autonomous Agency); Aitzol García-Etxarri; Bárbara Jiménez (Afterword).
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