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Systems Thinking

About the Book Series

Systems Thinking theory and practice is gaining ground in the worlds of social policy and management.

The Routledge Systems Thinking series is designed to make this complex subject as easy for busy practitioners and researchers to understand as possible. It provides range of reference books, textbooks and research books on a range of themes in systems thinking, from theoretical introductions to the systems thinking approach and its history, through practical guides to the implementation of systems thinking in the world, through to in depth case studies that are significant for their profound impact.

This series is an essential reference point for anyone looking for innovative ways to effect systemic change, or engaging with complex problems.  

13 Series Titles


Systems Thinking for a Turbulent World A Search for New Perspectives

Systems Thinking for a Turbulent World: A Search for New Perspectives

1st Edition

By Anthony Hodgson
November 25, 2019

Systems Thinking for a Turbulent World will help practitioners in any field of change engage more effectively in transformative innovation. Such innovation addresses the paradigm shift needed to meet the diverse unfolding global challenges facing us today, often summed up as the Anthropocene. ...

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