Kirsten von Elverfeldt Bücher

Focusing on geomorphology, this book presents a unique perspective on systems as open yet operationally closed, emphasizing their self-organizing and structure-building capabilities. It integrates cutting-edge systems theory to connect with Human Geography and related disciplines, offering insights into the complex interactions within environmental systems. The exploration of self-referential aspects adds depth to the understanding of geomorphological processes and their implications for human interactions with the landscape.

This study in geomorphology regards systems as open but at the same time operationally closed, as self-organized, structure-building and potentially self-referential. Uses state-of-the-art systems theory as a bridge to Human Geography and related studies.