Peter Jones (Contexts—The Systemic Design Journal)
Peter Jones (Contexts—The Systemic Design Journal)
Tobias Luthe, Haley Fitzpatrick, Peter Hayward Jones, and Birger Sevaldson
Peter Hayward Jones (Contexts—The Systemic Design Journal)
Gigamaps and synthesis maps result in rich images that visualise complex system problems and can be used as design artefacts across domains. What’s the difference?
The RSD symposia proceedings represent a systemic design resource—an unparalleled collection of peer-reviewed work and contributions from academe and practice.
A space (on Medium) for practitioners to contribute and share their ideas, reflections, and experiences in order to foster systemic design as a versatile and powerful methodology (Editor: Alexander Pryšyvałka)
The Systemic Design Hub brings together posts by contributors who are co-evolving systemic design. The Hub is an aggregator website that gathers posts from the websites of contributing authors for distribution via a weekly email update.
This systems literacy calendar shares events across multiple systems/cybernetics societies, including the American Society for Cybernetics (ASC), Club of REMY, the Cybernetics Society (Cybsoc), the Hellenic Society for Systemic Studies, and Metaphorum. SDA-RSD events are included with these valued adjacent communities.
Ben Sweeting and Sally Sutherland
Harold Nelson (Contexts—The Systemic Design Journal)
Peter Hayward Jones (Contexts—The Systemic Design Journal)
Cheryl May
Ryan J.A. Murphy, Marie Davidová, Stephen Davies, Lewis Muirhead, and Birger Sevaldson
Unlike RSD’s peer-review process, the 2021 Top Ten for Ten is a simple listicle that’s based on a single criterion: the sheer number of RSD contributions.
Jotte de Koning and Birger Sevaldson
The Design Council recognises systemic design as the next most important step in addressing the most pressing problems of our times.
Birger Sevaldson