In this book, the authors approach complexity from the standpoint of a relational worldview. In the face of growing challenges, we need modes of thinking that allow us to not only grasp complexity but also perform it. The authors recast complex thinking as a mode of coupling between an observer and the world. Further, they explore the process and outcome of that coupling, namely, meaningful information that may have transformative effects and impact change management in the ‘real world’. The authors present a new framework for operationalising complex thinking in a set of dimensions and properties through which it may be enacted. This framework may inform the development and coordination of new tools and strategies to support the practice and evaluation of complex thinking across a variety of domains. Intended for a wide interdisciplinary audience of academics, practitioners and policymakers alike, the book is an invitation to pursue inter- and transdisciplinary dialogues and collaborations. weiterlesen