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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Dialogic Design Science is grounded on seven laws (also referred to as principles), which provide guidelines for those wishing to design systems methodologies in compliance with the theory. <br />
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==The seven Laws of Dialogic Design Science==<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Variety]] ([[William Ross Ashby]])<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Parsimony]] ([[George Miller and John Warfield]])<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Saliency]] ([[Kenneth Boulding]])<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Meaning]] ([[Charles Sanders Peirce]])<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Autonomy and Authenticity]] ([[Ioanna Tsivacou]])<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Evolution of Observations]] ([[Kevin Dye]])<br />
# The [[Law of Requisite Action]] ([[Yiannis Laouris]])</div>Laouris