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Cybernetics in the Soviet Union was initially considered a "pseudoscience" and "ideological weapon" of "imperialist reactionaries" (Soviet Philosophical Dictionary, 1954) and later criticised as a narrow form of cybernetics. In the mid to late 1950's [[Viktor Glushkov]] and others salvaged the reputation of the field. [[Soviet cybernetics]] incorporated much of what became known as computer science in the West. | Cybernetics in the Soviet Union was initially considered a "pseudoscience" and "ideological weapon" of "imperialist reactionaries" (Soviet Philosophical Dictionary, 1954) and later criticised as a narrow form of cybernetics. In the mid to late 1950's [[Viktor Glushkov]] and others salvaged the reputation of the field. [[Soviet cybernetics]] incorporated much of what became known as computer science in the West. | ||
The design of self-regulating control systems for a real-time [[ | The design of self-regulating control systems for a real-time [[planned economy]] was explored by economist [[Oskar Lange]], cyberneticist [[Viktor Glushkov]], and other Soviet cyberneticists during the 1960's. |