Sociocybernetics and global intersections

The extended April 29th deadline allows researchers studying complex systems at the intersection of local and global dynamics to refine submissions addressing real-world governance challenges in regions like Latin America, where Oaxaca's own multicultural context provides a living laboratory for sociocybernetic analysis.

This conference's focus on 'Glocal Intersections' creates space for submissions examining how feedback loops and self-organizing systems operate differently across cultural contexts—an area where sociocybernetics can move beyond Western-centric frameworks by centering indigenous knowledge systems and community-based organizational models.

The timing of this August 2026 gathering in Mexico offers an opportunity to present empirical work on how digital networks, social movements, and institutional structures create emergent behaviors at multiple scales simultaneously—from neighborhood organizing to transnational policy coordination.