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<p><b>An introduction to applying systems thinking in complex organizational contexts.</b><br><br><b><i>Systems Thinking for Business and Management</i></b> introduces postgraduate and MBA students to systems thinking as a practical and analytical approach for understanding and addressing complex business challenges. Written by <b>Agnessa Spanellis</b>, <b>Umit S Bititci </b>and <b>Melissa Marques-McEwan</b>, this textbook blends theoretical foundations with applied insight to help students think holistically about organizations and their environments.<br><br>Structured in four parts, this book explores the fundamentals of systems thinking, models and methods for hard and soft systems, the dynamics of complexity and change, and forward-looking approaches to future systems. This fully updated edition includes new chapters on boundary setting and gamification, alongside expanded global real-world examples that demonstrate how systems thinking can be used to analyse organizations and design effective, sustainable solutions.<br><br>This textbook includes:<br>- Clear explanations of core systems thinking concepts and boundaries<br>- Coverage of modelling and analysis methods for hard and soft systems<br>- Insight into systems complexity and organizational change<br>- Reflective and team-based exercises supported by global real-world examples<br>- Online resources including lecturer slides and demonstration videos<br><br><b><i>Systems Thinking for Business and Management </i></b>equips postgraduate students with the tools and mindset to address complexity and design more effective organizational solutions.</p>