Edited by Steffen Roth, Jari Kaivo-oja, Kristof van Assche, and Harry F. Dahms
Virtual Special Issue of Futures onSimulation and dissimulationEdited by Steffen Roth, Jari Kaivo-oja, Kristof van Assche, and Harry F. Dahms
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We tend to talk about complexity as something “out there”. A wicked problem to solve, a mess to order, a source of overwhelm and confusion to eliminate. And while it is all these things, it is also our home territory. Our habitat. And it IS us.
We are complexity walking.Sonja Blignaut·Following4 min read·3 hours ago25Photo by Ryoji Iwata on UnsplashWe tend to talk about complexity as something “out there”. A wicked problem to solve, a mess to order, a source of overwhelm and confusion to eliminate. And while it is all these things, it is also our home territory. Our habitat. And it IS us.
We are complexity walking.. We tend to talk about complexity as… | by Sonja Blignaut | Nov, 2023 | Medium
https://sonjablignaut.medium.com/we-are-complexity-walking-39a5116cfac0
Alexander Beiner
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How Reality Learns with Nora BatesonA podcast interview with Nora Bateson about her new book ‘Combining’
How Reality Learns with Nora Bateson – by Alexander Beiner
https://beiner.substack.com/p/how-reality-learns-with-nora-bateson#details
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Building Better Systems orginal — The System Innovation Initiative
https://www.systeminnovation.org/article-building-better-systems
Posted by: vanessalefton and alexfleming, 15 November 2023 – Categories:Policy Lab
This blog launches “Systemic” – a game that simulates how policy-making systems function and possible shifts that can be made to improve policy outcomes. Systemic has been inspired by the world of board games, and was co-created by Policy Lab and Matteo Menapace, the co-author of ‘Daybreak’. It forms part of our learning from a project aiming to shift complex systems around multiple disadvantage with the Changing Futures Programme. Serious games are one of Policy Lab’s new experimental methods, set out in the launch of our experimental innovation strategy last year.
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[171 comments in 15 hours – that is fasinating. And so. Many. Bad. Takes. (I guess I’m tired tonight)]
I’m creating a systems-thinking starters kit 🌟 What are your favourite systems-thinking tools and resources? Here are some of mine (I actually use) 👇
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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tijntjoelker_systemsthinking-sharingiscaring-collectiveintelligence-activity-7130064373363990528-_dcM/
[Oh my. Ashoka! ‘Clearly defined goals’, ‘milestones’, ‘analyse your systemic root causes’ – really?]
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What You Will Take AwayThe practice of using tools to reach a clearly defined systems change goalA list of milestones and concrete projects that you want to reach in order to achieve a systems change goalPractical worksheets to start flexing your systems thinking musclesA customized systems change strategy deck within a pre-designed templateTools to engage a broader audience and build a network of allies
Welcome to the Systems Change Masterclass! | Ashoka | Everyone a Changemaker
https://www.ashoka.org/de-de/systems-change-masterclass
Dear LinkedIn community,
I wonder if I can pick your brains on scholars of 🌐 Complexity Leadership Theory 🌐 (or close to) that you may know who are relevant and I should add to my emerging list, which at the minute is rather small in length (not in collective knowledge 🎓 ) and includes the following:
Mary Uhl-Bien
Dave Snowden
Michael Arena
Gervase R. Bushe
Keith Grint
Ralph Stacey
Richard Boyatzis
Deborah Ancona
Chris Mowles
Cynthia McPherson Frantz
Any thoughts are super welcome! 💌
In September 2023, Complexability, in collaboration with The Cynefin Co and The Griffith Centre for Systems Innovation, and 100 others engaged in a series of events over a week to explore contemporary social and organisational challenges and issues through the lens of complexity.
Embracing complexity: Insights for resilience in 2023 and beyond
Embracing complexity: Insights for resilience in 2023 and beyond
In the LinkedIn Systems Thinking Network group https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2639211/
Gabriele Bammer shares this:
Just out! Oct-Dec 2023 i2S News at https://lnkd.in/gb3bzKTb.
Two key features are: 1) a great video by Gerald Midgley on a #systems theory of #marginalisation with 6 strategies for challenging marginalisation, including amplifying marginalized voices and creating empathic connections, as well as undermining negative stereotypes and 2) ten i2Insights contributions from sub-Saharan Africa covering #decisionmaking, #decolonisation, institutionalisation, #leadership, #researchimplementation, #stakeholderengagement & #teamwork. Countries represented are Benin, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal & South Africa. #I2Sresources
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What is a Complex System, After All?Open accessPublished: 30 May 2023(2023)Download PDFYou have full access to thisopen accessarticleFoundations of ScienceAims and scopeSubmit manuscriptErnesto Estrada
What is a Complex System, After All? | Foundations of Science
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10699-023-09917-w
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/1061736192900248
November 10, 2023 daviding
Judith Rosen agreed to give an online presentation for the Systems Thinking Ontario meeting in October 2023, after we converted her in-person meeting at OCADU in August into a discussion circle. Channelling the anticipatory systems approach of her father, mathematical biologist Robert Rosen, Judith has been extended those ideas in her own continuing observation of living systems.
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Anticipatory Systems, Evolution, and Extinction Cascades | Judith Rosen | ST-ON 2023-10-16 – Coevolving Innovations
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