Eldar University - IT and Economy

#Economy #Socium #SocialSystem #ITManagement This article explains a different classification of human social systems – cooperative, imperative and servitude, and show why the dominating today servitude system conflicts with the Knowledge Economy and Knowledge Age. It also suggests what to do about that. A different classification of social systems In the article devoted to the knowledge economy we used a most popular today classification of social systems “hunter-gatherers”-slavery-feudalism-capitalism-socialism. This classification is based on economic relationships between people. By meaning it comes to Karl Marx, even though he did not really used words “capitalism” or even “socialism”. While that system is certainly important, we will use today a very different classification of social systems based on the reasons why people stay in society. This is cooperative-imperative-servitude classification . Cooperative society is when cooperation is the reason why people stay inside. A sma

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 #Economy, #KnowledgeAge, #KnowledgeEconomy, #DiscoveryEconomy, #SocialSystems This article introduces the idea of Discovery Economy which seems to take a root in the world economy. Parable preface In a far far away land, there was a very lonely king. So, he wanted to marry a princess. He had heard of one locked in the highest room of the tallest tower of a castle guarded by a fire breathing dragon. The king did not have time for such technicalities as killing a dragon or finding the princess and the castle in the first place, so he called the Hero and asked him to rescue the princess and bring her to him. - Sure thing, Your Majesty, - said the Hero, - but I’ll need some time and road expenses. - Talk to my Treasurer, he will provide you for the road, - casually dropped the king and turned to more important things to do. - It does not work this way, - said the Treasurer self-importantly, - Write the Design. Where will you go, which cities you will visit, how much room and food c