Only connect! An annotated bibliography reflecting the breadth and diversity of systems thinking

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The field of systems thinking is both broad and diverse. This paper tries to provide assistance to outsiders wishing to find out what systems thinking is and also to insiders interested in exploring areas of the systems movement other than their own. A selection of books, papers and articles is given. Each has a full reference and a brief annotation, this being an account of, and a critical comment on, its content. The selection does not aim to be definitive or authoritative and obviously displays the predilections of the authors. However, the hope is that it will convey a sense of the intellectual and practical endeavours that, to the authors, constitute systems thinking and that it may aid the exploration of the range of holistic ideas that people have found useful in thinking about and acting in the world. Copyright © 1995 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Lane, D. C., & Jackson, M. C. (1995). Only connect! An annotated bibliography reflecting the breadth and diversity of systems thinking. Systems Research, 12(3), 217–228. https://doi.org/10.1002/sres.3850120306

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