Systems Thinking Essentials: Insights From Central And Eastern European Perspectives
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A01=Slawomir Wycislak
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Adaptive Leadership
Applied Cybernetics
Applied Systems Theory
Author_Slawomir Wycislak
Author_Vasja Roblek
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Causal Loops
Central Europe
Communication Theory
Complex Systems
Crisis Planning Systems
Cybernetic Processes
Cybernetics
Digital Systems
Dynamic Systems
Eastern Europe
Ecological Systems
Emergent Properties
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Feedback Loops
forthcoming
History of Systems Theory
Information Systems
Information Theory
Interdependent Systems
Interdisciplinary Approach
Intervention in Complex Systems
Learning in Systems
Process Theory
Protective Systems
Social Dynamics
Social Systems Perspective
Socialism
Stability and Change
Stock-and-Flow Models
Strategic Planning
Sustainability Planning
System Adaptability
System Archetypes
System Boundaries
Systemic Interventions
Systemic Learning
Systems Analysis
Systems Design
Systems in Social Context
Systems Management
Systems Models
Systems Philosophy
Systems Research
Systems Theory
Systems Theory in Psychology
Systems Thinking
Systems View in Socialist Era
Technological Systems
Urban and Regional Technologies
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- ISBN 9789819828463
- Publication Date: 08 Jul 2026
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book is tailored for professionals involved in organizational development, policymaking, and systemic problem-solving across complex social, ecological, digital, and organizational contexts. It introduces systems thinking as a practical framework for understanding interconnected challenges by focusing on patterns, feedback loops, and systemic structures rather than linear cause-and-effect relationships.It includes a historical review of systems theory and cybernetics during the socialist period in Eastern and Central Europe, offering insights into how these ideas interacted with political philosophies and governance paradigms in the region. This contextualization enriches the understanding of systemic approaches within socio-political frameworks unique to that region and era.Organized into three parts, the book begins with foundational theory, proceeds to practical analytical tools such as causal loop diagrams and systemic intervention mapping, and concludes with advanced applications integrating systems thinking with design thinking, adaptive leadership, and strategic planning in the context of uncertainty.Drawing on empirical cases and methodological rigor, the book equips professionals with systemic awareness and learning-based strategies that are essential for sustainable transformation and adaptive governance in dynamic, interconnected sectors. Its clear yet precise language ensures accessibility and relevance for practitioners seeking grounded, actionable insights informed by scientific evidence.
