Unruly complexity

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Unruly Complexity : Ecology, Interpretation, Engagement is a 2005 non-fiction book about complex systems by Peter J. Taylor. The term "unruly complexity" refers to situations that do not have clearly defined boundaries, coherent internal dynamics, or simply mediated relations with their external context. This kind of complexity arises whenever there is ongoing change in the structure of situations that have built up over time from heterogeneous components and are embedded or situated within wider dynamics.

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