Titlebook: Non-Equilibrium Social Science and Policy; Introduction and Ess Jeffrey Johnson,Andrzej Nowak,Yi-Cheng Zhang Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2017 The Editor(s

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Systems, Networks, and Policy,tion and the way people form social groups which then constrain their behaviour. It is emerging as a powerful way of examining the dynamics of social systems. Most systems relevant to policy have many levels, from the individual to local and national and international organisations and institutions.

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Towards a Complexity-Friendly Policy: Breaking the Vicious Circle of Equilibrium Thinking in Economnt policy narrative and exploring complexity-friendly concepts, instruments and methods requires a shift of focus of policy-making from forecast and prediction of system equilibrium in order to understand and manage complex social systems better.

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Complexity Science and the Art of Policy Making,the beliefs and traditions of the decision maker, even when the former contradict observation and the latter are flawed, e.g. ‘we have been doing it this way for thirty years so it must be right’. In policy, the belief in . is particularly strong, within a tradition that focusses on parts and ignore

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