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Included page "clone:internationalbatesoninstitute" does not exist (create it now) Introduction to the IBI Archives The International Bateson Institute is a non-profit research and educational organization focused on exploring possible solutions to some of our most pressing problems through approaches to research that are consistent with the nature of complex systems. The efforts of the institute are inspired by the work of William Bateson and his son, Gregory Bateson. The International Bateson Institute, located in Stockholm Sweden, is dedicated to finding new ways of knowing and describing the intedependeicies of nature and society. Inspired by the legacy of generations of Batesons’ projects to study interaction within complex systems, the International Bateson Institute develops transcontextual research methodologies integrating ecology, economy, social change, health, education and art. The aim of this research is to increase our ability to take into account the patterns and processes in the relationships that coexist in and around all living systems. In addition to providing research, the findings of the International Bateson Institute projects are presented as artistic exhibitions to engage culture and education simultaneously in public spaces, for all ages. This site serves as an archive of past and present research as communicated through various media, including text, music, video, art, audio, and so forth. You also can follow us at: The copyright (©) for all material on this site is through the International Bateson Institute unless otherwise noted. |
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 Notable Batesons Left to right: Patrick Bateson, Sahra Brubeck, Nora Bateson Photo by Jeff Bloom, 2015/10/17
 Some of the IBI researchers at Venice's Marco Polo Airport. Left to right: Nora Bateson, Philip Guddemi, Torbjörn Jiredal, Graham Barnes, Rex Weyler, Stephen Nachmanovich Photo by Jeff Bloom, 2014/12/9
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Quote of the Moment:"Science sometimes improves hypotheses and sometimes disproves them. But proof would be another matter and perhaps never occurs except in the realms of totally abstract tautology. We can sometimes say that if such and such abstract suppositions or postulates are given, then such and such abstract suppositions or postulates are given, then such and such must follow absolutely. But the truth about what can be perceived or arrived at by induction from perception is something else again." Gregory Bateson Information about this WebsiteThis website is being developed. The basic structure is in place, but additional features and a great deal more information are being added all of the time. If you are a member of this site, please feel free to add content. Most sections allow members to add content through pre-established fields (boxes). Please stop back frequently. And, if you have content you think should be added, but you cannot or do not want to do so, please send the information through the "Contact" feature of this site. An Introduction to the International Bateson Institute — A Video**Warm Data — by Nora Bateson |
