In the wake of ‘end ideology’ predictions late twentieth century, nationalist ideologies and discourses have proven strikingly resilient, as authoritarian regimes relying on nationalism for their legitimacy power. Meanwhile, so-called liberal political philosophers theorists who claim commitments to rights justice make arguments that invigorate subjectivities at expense rule law. This essay exp...

Recent findings in cognitive science suggest that the human brain implements processes of simulation of sensorimotor activity (Pezzulo et al., 2013; Case et al., 2015; Wood et al., 2016). By re-enacting sensorimotor experience, the brain would be capable of anticipating the sensory consequences of intended motor actions. This would enable the individual to efficiently and fluidly interact with ...

Previous evolution models have an intuitive logic and attempt to delineate an organic approach to organisational development and growth. They fail typically, to look at the recognition and release of individual talent and organisational capability. This paper reviews the position taken by these approaches and presents an alternative model of organisational growth. The paper demonstrates that th...

This paper has two main focuses. First it provides a review on the reasons why agent technologies are a good choice for BPM (Business Process Management). A brief survey of the literature on the subject is presented and a critical revision of the main motivations that are commonly accepted for the use of agents in BPM is presented taking into account recent technological developments. Then, the...