does flapping of a butterfly in amazon forests can cause a storm in usa? chaos theory and a discussion in accordance with butterfly effect
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Abstract
Some words, which are basic cues of determining actors of current time-likeglobalization and information age-, change, speed, competition, and diversitybecame nearly catchwords. All the world, have been grazing from the limitedperception of history about place and time and have been facing the fact that thefuture is changing totally in different axis. This orbit has differentcoordinates,tools and methods and it is unavoidable. Likewise, basic dynamics ofinformation age are not being able to explain with the paradigms of industrialage. In whole world, new coordinates of information age which guide a new era-so ist paradigm-is becoming chaos theory, its captains are becoming differentleaders of different geographies. “Butterfly Effect”, another concept , which isrelated to “Chos Theory”of Edward N. Lorenz, can define as small changes ininitial datas in a system can cause big and unknown results. Globalization andinformation age make butterfly effect common. In this study, from the point of “ A butterfly’s flapping in Amazon Forest can cause a storm in USA” view, possibleeffects of chaos theory and butterfly effect to social life and to organizations willbe evaluated.,In the first part of this researchwill explainedchaos theory,inthethesecond part will mentionedfrom dominant metaphors in the past andfuture organizations ,inthethird part will analyzedmodel of chaos managementorganization.
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| Authors | ;Nuray Mercan;Emine Oyur;Ayşenur Altınay;Yaşar Aksanyar |
| Journal | journal of politics |
| Year | 2012 |
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