Nonlinear Political Science

Nonlinear political science is the application of nonlinear models of analysis to interpreting political systems and their phenomena. Since the advent of chaos theory around 1970, nonlinear science has been growing and increasingly finding application in new domains of science. However, it was not until more recently that a growing number of scholars understood that the political world is increasingly characterized by nonlinearity and thus, amenable to nonlinear dynamical techniques and models.

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