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• American Society for Cybernetics

  http://www.asc-cybernetics.org/
  Aims are to facilitate the work of those with an interest in the field of cybernetics.

• Cambridge Cybernetic Society

  http://www.pangaro.com/CCS/CCS.html
  Association with the mission to create a forum for transdisciplinary discussion in the tradition of cybernetics, to consider relationships of technology, commerce and society in the 21st Century and to offer perspectives of cybernetics as a constructive discipline, especially in the context of its prefix being usurped.

• Cybernetics and Systems Societies

  http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/SOCIETIES.html
  A list maintained by F. Heylighen.

• IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetic Society

  http://www.ieee-smc.org/
  Fields of Interest are Integration of the Theories of Communication, Control, Cybernetics, Stochastics, Optimization and System Structure towards the Formulation of a General Theory of Systems, Technology and Application of the Above to the Analysis and Design of Biological, Ecological, Socio-Economic, Social Service, Computer Information, and Operational Man-Machine Systems.

• IFAC, the International Federation of Automatic Control

  http://www.ifac-control.org/
  A multinational Federation of Organizations Representing the Engineering and Scientific Societies Concerned with Automatic Control.

• International Association for Cybernetics

  http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/IAC.html
  Aims are to ensure a permanent and organized connection between cybernetics researchers around the world to promote the development of this science and its technical applications.

• The Control Systems Group

  http://www.perceptualcontroltheory.org/
  Membership organization dedicated to application of William T. Powers' perceptual control theory model to understanding purposeful behavior.

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