Dombrádi offers eloquent testimony to the success of Luhmann’s theory as an approach that transcends disciplinary borders. His studies explore various aspects of the interconnections among communication theory, systems theory, the military sciences, and artificial intelligence. He raises questions concerning tactical warfare, the problems of decision making in combat situations, and the emergence of new space and time sensing in air warfare. In one of his engaging discussions, he points out that attempts to complement Darwinian evolutionary theory have failed to consider the implications of autopoietic systems and evolutionary theory.