Subject of Lectures
- Systems Theories
- Indeterministic Systems
- Creativity as a Systems Phenomenon
- A Systems Approach to Values
- Mechanisms of Biological Change
- Aesthetic method in Decision Making
- Strategic Planning
- Economic Invariants
- Marx and His Soviet Interpreters: Is the Soviet Union a Marxist Country?
- Geography of the former Soviet Union
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