Systems Research Yearbook 1980

The 1980 yearbook focuses on the modeling of socio-economic systems and global modeling, in conjunction with the philosophical and methodological foundations of systems research. It demonstrates a shift towards practical effectiveness: organizational structures, urban studies, human settlements, and scientific communication are examined as systemic objects. The formal section continues the work on the theory of integrity, time and space in methodology, as well as the substrate-structural simplicity of systems.

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Philosophical and Methodological Problems of Systems Research

• Some Features of the Development of Systems Research. B.G. Yudin
• The Principle of Systemicity and the Unity of "Physicalist" and Information-Semiotic Approaches. B.V. Biryukov, I.B. Novik
• Systemic Activity and its Philosophical Interpretation. V.N. Sagatovsky
• On the Subject of Interdisciplinary Research. E.M. Mirsky
• Problems of Systems Research Methodology in Modern American Philosophy of Science. V.N. Sadovsky

Modeling of Socio-Economic Systems

• Methods for Analyzing and Forming Organizational Management Structures: A Systems Research Experience. B.Z. Milner
• Global Modeling, Integration of Sciences, and the Systems Approach. E.S. Markaryan
• A Man-Machine System for Modeling Global Development Processes. V.A. Gelovani
• Science in the System of Global Modeling. A.I. Yablonsky
• Modeling and Analysis of the Structural Properties of Human Settlement Systems. Yu.S. Popkov
• Methodological Analysis of Systemic Concepts in Algorithmic Languages for Simulation Modeling. V.G. Gorokhov
• Research on Technical Systems as Communities of Products — Technocenoses. B.I. Kudrin

Development of Formal Problems in the Systems Approach

• Foundations of the Formal Theory of Integrity (Part Two). G.A. Smirnov
• Time and Space in Systemic Methodology. V.M. Sarychev
• Substrate-Structural Simplicity of Systems and the Connection Between its Types. I.P. Savusin

Application of Systems Approach Principles in Specific Scientific Research

• A Systems Approach to the Problem of Substantiating Physical Knowledge. I.S. Alekseev.
• Structure and Dynamics of the Personal Scientific Communication Network in Interdisciplinary Teams. G.G. Dyumenton.
• The Communication System in a Field of Knowledge. I.V. Marshakova
• Systemic Analysis of the Lexical Structure of Texts. M.V. Arapov
• The Systemic Style in the Study of Natural Selection. V.V. Babkov