Introduction to Systems Thinking.¶
Kim, D. H. (1999). Introduction to Systems Thinking. The Systems Thinker.
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- Meadows' ranking clarifies by insisting that an intervener ask not "what will push the system in the direction I want" but "where is this system most sensitive?"
This sourceTranslates Meadows' ranking into organizational language; clarifies how paradigm shifts are most powerful but hardest to achieve. Kim systems thinking leverage organizational paradigm goals rules.
- Meadows' ranking clarifies by insisting that an intervener ask not "what will push the system in the direction I want" but "where is this system most sensitive?"
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