Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics
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Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics
Contemporary Systems ThinkingJanet McIntyre-MillsSystemic Ethics andNon-AnthropocentricStewardshipImplications for Transdisciplinarity and Cosmopolita Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politicsan PoliticsContemporary Systems ThinkingEditorRobert L. FloodMaastricht School of ManagementContemporary Systems Thinking, is a series of texts, each of which deals comparatively and or critically with different aspects of holistic thinking at the frontiers of the discipline. Traditionally, writings Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics by systems thinkers have been concerned with single theme propositions like General Systems Theory, Cybernetics. Operations Research. System DynamicsSystemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics
, Soft Systems Methodology and many others. Recently there have been attempts to fulfill a different yet equally important role by comparative analyseContemporary Systems ThinkingJanet McIntyre-MillsSystemic Ethics andNon-AnthropocentricStewardshipImplications for Transdisciplinarity and Cosmopolita Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politicsmethods, international relations, social theory and last, but not exhaustively or least, philosophy. Bringing together many sources yields several achievements, among which is showing a great diversity of approaches, ideas and application areas that systems thinking contributes to (although, often w Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politicsith difficulties unresolved). There is a need for a series of books, each focusing in detail on the study areas mentioned above. While modeling and siSystemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics
mulation are served well in the scientific literature, this is not the case for systems thinking in management, ‘problem solving’ methods, social theoContemporary Systems ThinkingJanet McIntyre-MillsSystemic Ethics andNon-AnthropocentricStewardshipImplications for Transdisciplinarity and Cosmopolita Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politicss series at http: WWW.springer.com series 5807Janet Mclntyre-MillsSystemic Ethics andNon-AnthropocentricStewardshipImplications for Transdisciplinarity and Cosmopolitan Politics0 springerJanet Mclntyre-Mills Flinders University AdelaideSouth Australia AusttaliaISSN 1568-2846ISBN 978-3-319-07655-3 IS Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politicsBN 978-3-319-07656-0 (eBook)DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-07656-0Springer Cham Heidelberg New York Dordrecht LondonLibrary of Congress Control Number: 2014941Systemic ethics and non anthropocentric stewardship implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics
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