From the editor: Systems engineering
This issue of EMR is devoted to thinking about systems and the application of systems engineering. "Systems thinking" is a widely adopted concept that appears in almost every professional discipline. The logic of looking for interactions between system components and "emergent behavio...
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| description | This issue of EMR is devoted to thinking about systems and the application of systems engineering. "Systems thinking" is a widely adopted concept that appears in almost every professional discipline. The logic of looking for interactions between system components and "emergent behaviors" of systems resulting from these interactions is attractive and contributes an effective methodology for understanding complexity. |
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