Information support for strategic management processes’ in geoecology and agriculture
Информационное обеспечение процессов стратегического управления в геоэкологии и сельском хозяйстве
2020-07-01
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Abstract The report discusses the current situation in the field of information support in solving the problems of sustainable development of regions in their application to the field of knowledge in geoecology and agriculture. The basis for such a combination of these areas of practical activity is their structural unity in the original object of study. The purpose of the research is to develop “human-machine” systems for making optimal management decisions in the field of strategic management of sustainable development processes of territories at the global, regional and local levels of the organization. Object of research: active, including “dissipative”, complex organized systems of the class “nature” – “society”. The starting points of the methodology and management theory are the following concepts: unified Field Theory (late XX century), new “Scientific revolutions” and “Sustainable development of regions”; the leading scientific methods are “noospheric” and “geosystem” approaches. The research results and their practical significance lead to the conclusion that it is necessary to move from differentiation of all available knowledge about Nature and Society to their full integration.
Key Findings
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Geoecology and agriculture are treated as structurally unified fields because they investigate interconnected nature–society systems.
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It proposes developing human–machine systems to support optimal strategic management decisions for sustainable territorial development.
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The main conclusion is that sustainable development management requires integrating knowledge about Nature and Society rather than maintaining disciplinary differentiation.
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The methodology focuses on active and dissipative complex systems using noospheric and geosystem approaches.
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The study addresses information support for sustainable regional development in geoecology and agriculture across global, regional, and local scales.
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active, including dissipative, complex organized nature–society systems
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information support and human–machine decision-making for strategic management of sustainable territorial development at global, regional, and local levels
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