Systems Thinking for Complex System Governance

Jaradat, Raed; Keating, Charles B.; Elakramine, Fatine; Amrani, Safae El; Larif, Oumaima

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-93852-9_14

Complex System Governance

2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-93852-9_14

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Systems Thinking for Complex System Governance

Raed Jaradat

Charles B. Keating

Fatine Elakramine

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A systems thinking approach to international business education

Pilato,

Voss

2024

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Purpose International business (IB) education typically focuses on the multinational enterprise (MNE) and how it navigates varying institutional setups for its own benefit. This reductionist and MNE-centric approach underplays the influence these firms have on the societal and environmental fabric of the geographies they are operating in. This paper aims to propose integrating systems thinking into IB education to address this shortcoming with the intention to setup IB education to engage with wicked grand challenges. Design/methodology/approach This conceptual paper offers an approach for integrating complexity, criticality and diversity into IB education through teaching systems thinking capabilities. Findings Integrating systems thinking into IB education allows for a more realistic appreciation of IB’s contribution to addressing grand challenges. The authors propose a systems thinking perspective to IB education and offer how systems thinking capabilities could be taught in IB. Originality/value Grand challenges are characterised by wicked problems. Addressing them requires a multilevel, cross-disciplinary approach that takes into consideration the inter- and intradependencies of all actors within a system.

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A systems thinking approach to international business education

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2024

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