This is a collection of Systems Thinking resources that I have collected, along with related posts from the Pathways to New Community Paradigms blog (which require additional editing). "Understanding Systems" is the most recent contribution. Systems thinking approaches are seen as being more theoretical while systems thinking applications are seen as being more practical. As stated on the Front Page of this wiki, maintenance has been lagging so some links might not work.
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”Understanding Systems” by Michael Ben-Eli’
Part of Sustainability Laboratory’s online course on Systems Thinking and Systems Modeling.
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A cross-fertilization of ideas between those found in the NCDD wiki-page and the Systems Thinking Approaches wiki-page
Systems Thinking Associated Programs
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