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Psychological and social systems provide us with a natural domain for thestudy of anticipations because these systems are based on and operate in termsof intentionality. Psychological systems can be expected to contain a model ofthemselves and their environments social systems can be strongly anticipatoryand therefore co-construct their environments, for example, in techno-economic(co-)evolutions. Using Duboi's hyper-incursive and incursive formulations ofthe logistic equation, these two types of systems and their couplings can besimulated. In addition to their structural coupling, psychological and socialsystems are also coupled by providing meaning reflexively to each other'smeaning-processing. Luhmann's distinctions among (1) interactions betweenintentions at the micro-level, (2) organization at the meso-level, and (3)self-organization of the fluxes of meaningful communication at the global levelcan be modeled and simulated using three hyper-incursive equations. The globallevel of self-organizing interactions among fluxes of communication is retainedat the meso-level of organization. In a knowledge-based economy, these twolevels of anticipatory structuration can be expected to propel each other atthe supra-individual level.

The Communication of Meaning in Anticipatory Systems: A Simulation Study of the Dynamics of Intentionality in Social Interactions