RC51 Sociocybernetics

Program Coordinators:

Saburo AKAHORI, Tokyo Woman's Christian University, Japan, akahori@lab.twcu.ac.jp

Andrew MITCHELL, Kumamoto University, Japan, amitchell@kumamoto-u.ac.jp


Sessions:


AI Applied to Social Services and Social Work

Born from Turbulence: Sociocybernetics, Systems Theory, and AI-Mediated Society

Digital Rights, Digital Jusitce and Artificial Inteligence In Turbulent Times

Luhmann at 100: Legacies, Limits, and New Directions

Observing the Second Quarter of the 21st Century: A Sociocybernetics Approach

Questions of Future to Explore

Social Media and Moral Communication: Sociocybernetic and Systems-Theoretical Perspectives

Sociocybernetic Perspectives on Disaster Risk Communication and Societal Resilience In Turbulent Times

Sociocybernetic Perspectives on Media and Information In the Age of Algorithms

Special Session In Cooperation with the Korean Society for Social Theory (KSST): Dialogue on the Upgrading of Sociological Thinking

Systems, Decisions, and Organization: From Cybernetic Legacies to Contemporary Challenges

Trust, Legitimacy and Institutional Failure In Turbulent Times: Sociocybernetic Perspectives

Visualizing the Invisible: Observing How Algorithms Observe Us

What Will Artificial Intelligence Mean for the Global South, and How Do We Address It?