Acta Morphologica Generalis
On-Line Journal of the Swedish Morphological Society
ISSN: 2001-2241
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Acta Morphologica Generalis (AMG) is the On-line Research Journal of the Swedish Morphological Society, a non-profit scientific organisation (NGO) concerned with the development and dissemination of General Morphological Analysis (GMA). AMG will publish research articles 2-3 times per year. There are no subscriptions; this is a free access journal. Content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons License 3.0.
Vol 1. (2012)
- No 1. Outline for a Morphology of Modeling Methods
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- No 2. On The Formal Properties of Morphological Models
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- No 3. BOOK REVIEW: Fritz Zwicky: The Pioneer of Modern Morphology (2011)
[PDF]
Vol 2. (2013)
- No 1. Wicked Problems: Modelling Social Messes with GMA
[PDF]
- No 2. Morphological Gap-Analysis: Using GMA to find the Δ
[PDF]
Vol 3. (2014)
- No 1. Four Models about Decision Support Modeling
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- No 2. The Norris Brothers' morphological approach to engineering design
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- No 3. A Morphology of Theories of Emergence
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Vol 4. (2015)
- No 1. Applications of GMA: From Engineering Design to Policy Analysis
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- No 2. Principles of Cross-Consistency Assessment in Morphological Modelling
[PDF]
Vol 5. (2016)
- No 1. EEZY: A Gaokao Recommendation System Using GMA over Big Data
[PDF]
Vol 6. (2017)
- No 1. Tiered Modelling - A Solution to Hyper-Coherent Morphological Models? [PDF]
- No 2. Facilitating GMA Workshops for Modelling "Wicked Problems" [PDF]
2018 Book in progress
Vol 7. (2019)
- No 1. A National Contribution to Peace Operations employing a Comprehensive
Decision Support Model [PDF]
- No 2. Modelling Project Problem Spaces with General Morphological Analysis [PDF]
Vol 8. (2022)
- No 1. Morphospaces - A Catalogue of 52 Models from selected GMA Projects [PDF]
Vol 9. (2023)
- No 1. "Ars inveniendi" Today (Leibniz, Model Theory and the Art of Discovery) [PDF]
- DRAFT: In the Beginning was Chiasmus - On the Epistemology of Non-Quantified Modelling
[Download Introduction & References] 
Vol 10. (2024)
- DRAFT: Plato, cross-division and the genesis of modelling theory. [Chapter 4 of "In the Beginning was Chiasmus". Includes "Chiastic Modelling and the 'dialectician' passage" in Sophist" [PDF]
2020 - ? Book in progress:
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