Strategizing Societal Transformation: Knowledge, Technologies, and Noonomy

This book combines two approaches to analyzing and assessing societal development prospects: managing the information and technological development of society through a specific strategy and conceptualizing long-term development. The concept of noonomy represents a complex theory of transformation based on technological change and social organization, allowing for the anticipation and evaluation of distant horizons of social development and understanding the transitions from one stage to the next. The book aims to demonstrate the productivity of synthesizing these approaches to study societal development patterns for practical implementation.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 206 pages
Publication date: 11 November 2022
Publisher: Apple Academic Press Inc.

This book takes a dualistic approach to analyzing and assessing societal development prospects, aiming to strengthen the capacity of both approaches. It delves into the strategic development of regional economies and global trends, emphasizing the need for a more profound and comprehensive understanding of strategy. Strategy seeks to effectively bring an object of strategizing into existence, which is yet to materialize but will emerge over time based on long-term prospects.

One approach to societal transformation focuses on managing information and technological development through the implementation of a specific strategy with planned guidelines as its initial stage. This approach proves particularly effective when applied to long-term development periods, leading to significant and fundamental changes in socio-economic values and priorities.

In conjunction with this approach, the book also presents another approach, connected to the conceptual understanding of long-term development. The concept of noonomy represents a complex theory of transformation based on technological change and the resulting shifts in social organization. It goes beyond mere trends and highlights qualitative social shifts that accompany these transformations. By employing the concept of noonomy, the theory enables the anticipation and evaluation of distant horizons of social development, as well as the recognition of transitions between different stages.

In conclusion, this book offers a comprehensive and multifaceted perspective on societal development prospects, combining two approaches to analysis and assessment. By emphasizing the importance of a deep and nuanced understanding of strategy, it seeks to enhance our ability to navigate the complexities of social change and shape a more prosperous and sustainable future.

Weight: 420g
Dimension: 229 x 152 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781774914236