Consecuencias políticas de la complejidad

Abstract

There has been an increasing research and investigation about complexity worldwide. Nevertheless, none of them has explicitly considered the political implications of studying complex, not linear, phenomena. This work explores some of the most important political consequences of Complexity Science and intends to partially fill this gap. It is argued that those consequences include public policies, which mainly consider politics in a broad and strong sense. The argument has three major points: a) a presentation of Complexity Science and its derivations; b) the consideration of political consequences of complexity; and c) the interrelationship between scientific and political revolutions.