The Unicist Research Institute


Events of the IX International Unicist Conference 2008
First Symposium: January 23 - 24, 2008 Second Symposium: April 23 - 24, 2008 Third Symposium: September 10, 2008 Unicist Conference - Globalization Day: October 23 - 24, 2008
Global technologies - Design globally, operate locally The IX International Unicist Conference will be focused on the discussion of unicist technologies to manage problems based on their nature. This implies an explicit rupture with rationalist voluntarism and relativist subjectivism to approach diagnostics. The IX Conference will expose the scientific and technological groundings of the unicist approach to manage reality based on its nature. The reach of one's globalization is defined by the limit of the pronoun “WE”. Peter Belohlavek

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The Unicist Research Institute Invitation for academics: Project “Evolution” Subproject Nº 2003: Future Forecast and Business Planning We invite young academics to integrate a cooperative research consortium to research the particular characteristics of local approaches to future forecast for business scenario building, diagnosing and decision making. The research is based on the unicist technology for future research. To learn this technology academics have to participate in the Graduate Program for Complexity Research ( http://academic.unicist.org/ip_r.shtml ) that will be sponsored by our organization. The research activity is based on the falsification and monitoring of the approach to the future forecast of five large local companies (headquarters). The necessary ontological structures are provided by The Unicist Research Institute. Considering the academic background of participants, both activities, academic and research, require an investment of 6 hours a week. The program begins on 5/1/2008 and the conclusions will be published in a book by 4/30/2009. Credits will be included in the book. The research project will be lead by Peter Belohlavek. Admission conditions A degree in: Anthropology, Business Administration, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Sociology. Send a CV and an abstract, under 500 words on one of the following topics: • Complex problems research • Diagnostics (social, business or individual diagnoses) • Future research • Planning (social, economic or business planning) • Time management After graduating, participants will be invited to integrate the Future Research Laboratory of the global cooperative research confederation ( http://www.unicist.org/cs.shtml ) Please send your CV and abstract or require further information to: nbrown@unicist.org