Titlebook: Critical Systems Thinking; Current Research and Robert L. Flood,Norma R. A. Romm Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Di

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Conclusion Preserving a Taste for Research and Practice without Recipes Hence, as far as CST as a research enterprise is concerned, we suggest that the kinds of methodological issues raised in Part II must be taken into account by those working on the meaning of CST itself. Likewise, Part I throws up issues for writers in Part II, such as boundary judgments in research

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The Ideal of Unity and the Practice of Pluralism in Systems Scienceen “hard” and “soft” thinking, each of these paradigms taking a different line on methodology. A need was therefore identified for an open and conciliatory approach that could bring competing systems practitioners together (see, e.g., ., and .).

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