Ebook Thinking in Systems
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Thinking in Systems
Ebook Thinking in Systems
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Détails sur le produit
Broché: 240 pages
Editeur : Chelsea Green Publishing Co (14 septembre 2015)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 1603580557
ISBN-13: 978-1603580557
Dimensions du produit:
15,3 x 2 x 22,9 cm
Moyenne des commentaires client :
4.1 étoiles sur 5
4 commentaires client
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Ouvrage de qualité (et de référence ?) sur la compréhension et l'analyse des systèmes.Pas nécessairement toujours facile à lire = attention et concentration requises pour (bien) assimiler les nombreux concepts.
I have to admit the author is bright and you can tell by reading the book. But it gets too confusing at some point. It relates to several graphs, conceptual facts.Not a big fan.Structure your thinking is what you can keep in mind.
On discovers reading this work a complete new way of seeing the world and our environment. I can't say the extend of new thinking I found in this book and I will certainly read and read it again.
Ce livre de Donella Meadows est absolument indispensable à qui veut s'initier à la seule forme de pensée qui permet de comprendre les réalités présentes, qu'elles soient écologiques, économiques ou sociales.La première partie (ch. 1 à 4), très pédagogique, décrit la mécanique des systèmes complexes à travers des exemples très simples. Une deuxième partie (ch. 5 à 7) nous enseigne à "penser en systèmes", en évoquant les pièges, les opportunités et les leviers des systèmes.
I got this book because we develop systems for patient compliance, the reviews were high and i was eager to learn from such an expert of high acclaim. In fact the book is a superficial collection of high level ideas with little to no added value or insights. The book is a spectacular example of what Feynman called "cargo science". Do meaningful not just quantifiable. Indeed. The book is also heavily influenced by the author's environmental agenda which should be disturbing to anyone with an engineering or physics education used to system analysis. Read Bellman's classic "Adaptive Control Processes - A guided tour" for real thought and insights on systems.
Let me guess -- the author probably had 50 pages of really cool, thought-provoking material, but the editor went all, like, 'you can't publish a 50-page book, go make it 200 pages', and as a result, we see things like 3 repetitive examples where 1 would suffice, and then instead of saying 'and the converse is true', we spend another paragraph just negating the previous one. And sometimes you do bump into really important concept in all this, so I had to dig through this carefully in order to avoid missing what I came here for.Pro: learned a few new English words.
I like the topic. I care a lot about the topic. I work primarily in fields related to this. About 70% of the economic examples in the book are wrong because the ahthor doesn't understand the system and feedback systems in play. In a book about systems theory, this is mostly inexcusable.
I wish there was a higher rating of 5 stars. This book so simply and elegantly explains any and every problem, scenario, and reality out there. Once you read and understand it (which is so easy because meadows writes so straightforward and beautifully) you can't unsee all of the systems traps and levers that are being used in the real world everyday. Life changing read for me I am so glad that I read it for a class of mine.
There are a few books that encapsulate a way of thinking so simply, so clearly and so compellingly that I find myself giving little kisses of delight to the cover. I read this on a Kindle, so this resulted in quite a lot of smudging.I am not a student of systems or someone who ever spent much time thinking about systems at all, although, like practically everybody, my life and work are all about either creating, maintaining, supporting, or surviving various systems. I heard about this book from a Tweet referring to its twenty-fifth anniversary and linking to an article singing its praises, which it does better than I can. For me, it has been a truly revelatory experience, a platonic slave-in-the-cave moment, which I believe will divide my cognitive experience into pre and post its reading. As Meadows warns at its outset, studying systems leads one to see systems everywhere, which, of course, is because they were there all along. But being able to see and interpret them allows us to better participate and avoid traps that commonly lead to system failure. Sadly, it also allows us to understand why some decisions taken by executives, politicians, and others that manage systems in which we have little or no control are doomed to failure and to undermine their own goals. This awareness will help readers become better citizens/coworkers and critics of leadership. But it can also help us avoid issues that threaten our own, smaller systems, our relationships, families, homes, work, and health.This book draws heavily on examples from the time in which it was written, which artificially sets the book in a particular historical moment. Meadows simply had so many examples to chose from, that she took quotes from contemporaneous newspaper articles. But the examples might as well be chosen from today’s stories or those from hundreds of years ago. They are just examples. This book is timeless. These quotes from the early nineties have the added benefit of proving her point, as in most cases history has borne out the predictions that stem from the flaws and features that Meadows points out.Note that there were some oddities in the Kindle version. A few words seem to have disappeared in various places in the transposition. I bought a hard copy of the book and was able to fill the gaps (just a few words here and there, nothing that would keep me from recommending the Kindle edition). I hope the editors will correct this.The end of the book contains a very useful appendix that I am tempted to tear out and put up on the wall, detailing fundamentals of systems thinking.I could not recommend this highly enough.
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