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P. Kopacek, E. Hajrizi:
"SWIIS 2013";
in series "Proceedings IFAC", series editor: Juan Puente; issued by: International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC); Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Netherland, 2013, ISBN: 978-3-902823-34-2.

Technology development leads to dramatic changes in international stability. It has never been so important to examine system stability. Currently and during the recent years social international and national systems of control have been shown to be inadequate and prone to be fundamental and most basic instable. Many basic assumptions are no longer certain and are definitely questioned. This event will systematically examine these topics. Another goal of the SWIIS workshop is to propose new approaches in dealing with globalization effects, as studying complexity and knowledge management.

Therefore the 48 contributions, 2 Survey papers and 9 papers in 2 Invited sessions, included in this proceedings volume cover a very broad field of interest for those subjects like social aspects of technology transfer, globalisation impact of International Stability, control education and International Stability, knowledge management, complex adaptive systems, technology and environmental stability and End of life Management (EoL).

Cross-Cultural Aspects of Engineering, Engineering Ethics, Technological Factors in Conflict, Engineering Applications for Environmental Stability Technology Innovation and Knowledge Networks, Control Systems Approaches

http://dx.doi.org/10.3182/20130606-3-XK-4037