Abstracts

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Keynotes

• An Opportunity for Integrative Frameworks?
  - Revision of Prevailing Worldviews through the Lens of the Economic Turmoil
  (Gaudenz ASSENZA, Czech Republic)

• Visions of Transmodernity
  (Irena ATELJEVIC, Netherlands)

• Critical Realism and Philosophy of Meta-reality
  (Roy BHASKAR, UK)

• Cybersemiotics:
  - A transdisciplinary view of information, evolution, signification and meaning
  (Søren BRIER, Denmark)

• From Modernity to Transmodernity
  (Enrique DUSSEL, Mexico)

• Human Action:
  - Troublemaker and troubleshooter in psychological theorizing – and beyond?
  (Lutz ECKENSBERGER, Germany)

• Towards an Integral Meta-Studies:
  - Describing and transcending boundaries in a global holarchy of sense-making
  (Mark EDWARDS, Australia)

• An Overview of Integral Research:
  - A mixed-methods framework for methodological pluralism
  (Sean ESBJÖRN-HARGENS, USA)

• Global Knowledge Futures:
  - Interpreting the emergence of imaginaries that cohere
  (Jennifer GIDLEY, Australia)

• Towards A New Art of Integration
  (Ananta Kumar GIRI, India)

• Toward a New Relation of Mankind to Science and Spirituality
  (Thomas & Brigitte GÖRNITZ, Germany)

• On the (Im)possibilities of Critically Self-reflected Transformative-transformational Knowledge/Practices
  (Aydan  GÜLERCE, Turkey)

• Toward a genealogy and topology of Western Integrative Thinking
  (Gary HAMPSON, Australia)

• Self-organization of Complex, Intelligent Systems:
  - The ECCO paradigm for transdisciplinary integration
  (Francis HEYLIGHEN, Belgium)

• The Arc From Bodily Experience to Cultural Concepts
  (Michael KIMMEL, Austria)

• Outsider Scholarship and the Isthmus Theory of Knowledge Domains
  (Mike KING,  UK)

• Meta-Theory for Transforming Organisation and Leadership Research and Practice
  (Wendelin KÜPERS, New Zealand)

• Towards Universities-4-Humanity
  - Locally transforming society – globally renewing humanity
  (Ronnie LESSEM & Alexander Schieffer, UK / Switzerland)

• Towards a Transmodern Transformation of our Global Society:
  - European challenges and opportunities
  (Marc LUYCKX GHISI, Belgium)

• Cognitive Enhancement and the Nature of Selfhood:
  - Neurofeeback and deep-brain stimulation
  (Tatjana MEIRA-KOCHETKOVA, Netherlands)

• Nonreductive Physicalism:
  -Integrating science, theology, and philosophy of mind
  (Nancey MURPHY, USA)

• Transdisciplinary Consumption
  (Sue McGregor, Canada)

• The Implications of a New Social Ontology of Irreduction for Transcending the Disciplinary Divide
  – A precondition for understanding and meeting the challenges of the current planetary crisis:
  (John VAN BREDA, South Africa)

• Generalised Entanglement: An Integrative Model
  – Non-local correlations support regularity beyond causal interaction
  (Harald WALACH, Germany)