Methodological Problems in Modeling Global Development

Russian Studies in Philosophy 17 (2):3-29 (1978)
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Literally before our eyes, the modeling of global development, or world modeling, has, during the past five to seven years, advanced from the initial experiments of individual groups of enthusiasts to the status of an independent sphere of scientific research enriched each year by new and ever larger teams of experts and by whole institutes

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