Clio. Pars *Allegoriae Picturae* Ioannis Vermeer.

Cliodynamica (Clio, musa historiae, + dynamica, studium mutationis per tempus^[1]) est transdisciplinaria investigationis regio, quae evolutionem culturalem, historiam oeconomicam, cliometricam, macrosociologiam, mathematicam rationum historicarum examinationem per longue durée, et constructionem explicationemque repositoriorum datorum historicorum coniungit.^[2] Cliodynamica historiam aestimat scientiam esse. Exercitatores rationes quae rationes dynamicas sicut ortus casusque imperiorum, incrementa imminutionesque multitudinum, divulgatio exitusque religionum explicant.^[3]^[4] Haec rationes in exemplaria numeralia convertunt; denique, praedictiones exemplarium cum datis comparantur. Ergo, construere et explicare repositoria datorum historicorum et informationem archaeologicam est unus e finibus cliodynamicae maximi momenti.^[5]

Origines

Vocabulum, primum a Petro Turchin anno 2003 excogitatum,^[6] in operibus Ibn Khalduni,^[7] Alexandri Deulofeu, Iacobi Gildstone, Sergii Kapitsa, Randall Collins, Ioannis Komlos, et Andreae Korotayev invenitur.

Nexus interni

Cliometrica
Evolutio socioculturalis
Generations (liber)
Historiographia
Ratio structuralis-demographica
Seshat (propositum)

Notae

↑ Parry 2013.
↑ Turchin 2008.
↑ Schrodt 2005.
↑ Sussan 2013.
↑ Spinney 2012.
↑ Orf 2013.
↑ Tainter 2004: 488.

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