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Thinking in Systems: A Primer. Thinking in Systems.: Donella H. Meadows. Chelsea Green Publishing, - Science - pages. 10 Reviews. In the years following her role as 4/5(10). Published after Donella Meadow's death, it introduces Systems Thinking by way of definition, illustration and application. In Part 1, System Structure and Behaviour, Meadows uses two graphical tools to analyse systems: stock and flow diagrams to show system structure; and charts mapping stock or flow levels over time to explore system behaviour for specific scenarios/5(K). LONDON • STERLING, VA Thinking in Systems —— A Primer —— Donella H. Meadows Edited by Diana Wright, Sustainability Institute TIS final pgs iii 5/2/09

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