Systems Research and Behavioral Science

2008 - 2025

From Wiley Blackwell
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Wiley Content Delivery ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 36, issue 6, 2019

Editorial pp. 748-748

Mohamed Nemiche and Mohamed Essaaidi

Contents pp. 749-749

Mohamed Nemiche and Mohamed Essaaidi

Modelling “Occident/Orient” duality and migration process with mobile agents pp. 750-764

Ahmed M'hamdi, Fatima‐Ezahra Sfa, Mohamed Nemiche, Saida Hachimi El Idrissi and Rafael Pla‐López

A Complex Adaptive Systems Approach to the Relationship between Personality and Social Division pp. 765-777

Andrew Reilly, Dirk Van Rooy and Simon Angus

The digital transformation of the public sphere pp. 778-788

Tiago Santos, Jorge Louçã and Helder Coelho

How The Social Interactions in Communities affect the Fear of Crime pp. 789-798

Cristian Pulido, Jeisson Prieto and Francisco Gómez

Some Consequences of Socially Irresponsible, un‐systemic Behavior in Ports: A Case pp. 799-807

Dejan Dragan and Matjaž Mulej

Viable system function and construction design methodology pp. 808-820

Nora Mouhib, Slimane Bah and Abdelaziz Berrado

Analysis and summarizing of discourse in Moroccan sociolect language pp. 821-826

Fadoua Mansouri and Sadiq Abdelalim

Integrated management of water resources: A novel approach for water‐stressed regions pp. 827-834

Mohammed Haroun, Soham Punjabi, Abhijith Suboyin, Stavroula Anastasiou and Joost de Bakker

Modelling and simulation of the behavior of a shape memory membrane for programmable matter 4D prototyping pp. 835-844

Mohamed Ennaji, Souad Tayane and Jaafar Gaber

Active Innovative Media as Co‐Evolutionary Landscapes pp. 845-850

Helena Knyazeva

Volume 36, issue 5, 2019

Innovation and optimization in nature and design pp. 617-620

David Rousseau

A vision for advancing systems science as a foundation for the systems engineering and systems practice of the future pp. 621-634

David Rousseau

Identifying phenomenological foundations of systems engineering and systems science pp. 635-647

William D. Schindel

A perspective on systems thinking, architecting, and art pp. 648-655

Tom McDermott and Alejandro Salado

Systemic virtues as a foundation for a general theory of design elegance pp. 656-667

David Rousseau, Julie Billingham and Javier Calvo‐Amodio

Designing sustainably agile and resilient organizations pp. 668-677

Linda Holbeche

Using principles as activity drivers in human activity systems pp. 678-686

Javier Calvo‐Amodio

Complex system governance: Concept, utility, and challenges pp. 687-705

Charles B. Keating and Polinpapilinho F. Katina

Identifying general trends and patterns in complex systems research: An overview of theoretical and practical implications pp. 706-714

Rika Preiser

A critical systems thinking approach to empower refugees based on Maslow's theory of human motivation pp. 715-726

Roelien Goede and Christine Boshuizen‐ van Burken

Systems science and the art of interdisciplinary integration pp. 727-743

Sara Green and Hanne Andersen

Volume 36, issue 4, 2019

Business Innovation Through Holistic Leadership‐Developing Organizational Adaptability pp. 365-394

Mitsuru Kodama

Examining Moral Frameworks in Negotiation Practice: A Critical Systems Perspective pp. 395-403

Luis Arturo Pinzon‐Salcedo, Silvia Elena Ramírez‐Tovar and Maria Alejandra Torres‐Cuello

Towards the Definition of a Dynamic and Systemic Assessment for Cybersecurity Risks pp. 404-423

Stefano Armenia, Eduardo Ferreira Franco, Fabio Nonino, Emanuele Spagnoli and Carlo M. Medaglia

The Value Paradox of Problem Structuring Methods pp. 424-444

Patrick Tully, Leroy White and Mike Yearworth

The Unfolding and Resurfacing of Information Systems Knowledge over the Last 25 Years: A Systemic Perspective pp. 445-460

José‐Rodrigo Córdoba‐Pachón and Alberto Paucar‐Caceres

The Role of Information Acquisition and Processing in Decision‐Making by Individual within Insects Colonies pp. 461-475

Dávila Patrícia Ferreira Cruz, Renato Dourado Maia, Rafael Silveira Xavier and Leandro Nunes De Castro

Using a Stakeholder Analysis to Improve Systems Modelling of Health Issues: The Impact of Progesterone Therapy on Infant Mortality in Ohio pp. 476-493

Niyousha Hosseinichimeh, Hyunjung Kim, Alireza Ebrahimvandi, Jay Iams and David Andersen

Modeling and Simulation as Boundary Objects to Facilitate Interdisciplinary Research pp. 494-513

Luis F. Luna‐Reyes, Laura J. Black, Weijia Ran, Deborah Lines Andersen, Holly Jarman, George P. Richardson and David F. Andersen

The nature of social organization of production: From firms to complex dynamics pp. 514-531

Leonardo Augusto Amaral Terra and João Luiz Passador

A whole systems approach to education redesign: A case study on the need for intergenerational perspectives and inclusion pp. 532-537

Kahlia Laszlo and Alexander Laszlo

Facilitating organizational action regarding a co‐operative's governance system in a developing country using the viable systems model pp. 538-550

Andrea C. Martinez‐Lozada

Implications of Goods and Services Tax reform on the Make in India initiative: A system dynamics perspective pp. 551-563

Ravindra Ojha and Prem Vrat

The hybrid systems method integrating human factors analysis and classification system and grey relational analysis for the analysis of major coal mining accidents pp. 564-579

Yan Feng, Hong Chen, Yingyu Zhang and Linlin Jing

Unrecognized interdependencies in mental models—The case for taking feedback loops into account pp. 580-603

Martin Schaffernicht

Systemic transformation into the birth canal pp. 604-613

Anneloes Smitsman and Jude Currivan

Volume 36, issue 3, 2019

Ludwig von Bertalanffy and his enduring relevance: Celebrating 50 years General System Theory pp. 251-254

Kristof Van Assche, Vladislav Valentinov and Gert Verschraegen

Systems everywhere? pp. 255-262

Raf Vanderstraeten

Social relations: Building on Ludwig von Bertalanffy pp. 263-273

Wolfgang Hofkirchner

The unity of (social systems) science: The legacy of Bertalanffy pp. 274-280

Hugo Cadenas

The open theory and its enemy: Implicit moralisation as epistemological obstacle for general systems theory pp. 281-288

Steffen Roth

The limits of transparency: A systems theory view pp. 289-300

Vladislav Valentinov, Gert Verschraegen and Kristof Van Assche

The legacy of Ludwig von Bertalanffy and its relevance for our time pp. 301-307

Debora Hammond

The social, the ecological, and the adaptive. Von Bertalanffy's general systems theory and the adaptive governance of social‐ecological systems pp. 308-321

Kristof Van Assche, Gert Verschraegen, Vladislav Valentinov and Monica Gruezmacher

A note on Ludwig von Bertalanffy and the form problem of life pp. 322-331

Dirk Baecker

General system theory as a framework for biopsychosocial research and practice in mental health pp. 332-341

Francesco Tramonti, Franco Giorgi and Annibale Fanali

General system theory (GST) and a non‐reductionist concept of elements: Suggesting a corresponding discussion based on Tramonti (2019) pp. 342-345

Thomas Fröhlich

“Systems medicine” in the view of von Bertalanffy's “organismic biology” and systems theory pp. 346-362

Felix Tretter

Volume 36, issue 2, 2019

Modelling sustainability pathways: Bridging science, policy, and society pp. 147-155

David C. Lane and Nuno Videira

Exploring the value of participatory system dynamics in two paired field studies of stakeholder engagement in sustainability discussions pp. 156-179

Krystyna Stave, Michael Dwyer and Marcia Turner

Participatory system dynamics and the (unavoidable?) trade‐off between effectiveness and efficiency: Comment on the Paper by Stave, Dwyer, and Turner pp. 180-183

Andreas Größler

Energy transition dynamics: Does participatory modelling contribute to alignment among differing future world views? pp. 184-196

Bent Erik Bakken

Challenges of participatory modelling and paradigm change: Comment on the paper by Bakken pp. 197-198

Silvia Ulli‐Beer

Dynamics of participation: System dynamics and participation—An empirical review pp. 199-210

Gábor Király and Péter Miskolczi

Participation methods, system dynamics, and society—Some notes pp. 211-214

José Luís Casanova

Short‐term versus long‐term decision trade‐offs: Evidence from a model‐based observational experiment with African small‐scale farmers pp. 215-228

Birgit Kopainsky, Andreas Gerber, David Lara‐Arango and Progress H. Nyanga

Beyond time preferences—Behavioural causes for short‐term orientation: Comment on the paper by Kopainsky, Gerber, Lara‐Arango, and Nyanga pp. 229-232

Jürgen Strohhecker

New truths begin as heresies: First thoughts on system dynamics and global modelling pp. 233-243

David C. Lane

Reflections on the 8th European System Dynamics Workshop pp. 244-247

Carmine Bianchi

Volume 36, issue 1, 2019

Ecological Justice for Nature in Critical Systems Thinking pp. 3-19

Anne Stephens, Ann Taket and Monica Gagliano

A Conceptual Framework for Integrating Methodologies in Management: Partial Results of a Systemic Intervention in a Textile SME in Argentina pp. 20-35

María Alejandra Castellini and Alberto Paucar‐Caceres

Can the Target Set for Reducing Childhood Overweight and Obesity Be Met? A System Dynamics Modelling Study in New South Wales, Australia pp. 36-52

Nick Roberts, Vincy Li, Jo‐An Atkinson, Mark Heffernan, Geoff McDonnell, Ante Prodan, Louise Freebairn, Bev Lloyd, Suzanne Nieuwenhuizen, Jo Mitchell, Thomas Lung and John Wiggers

POE‐Δ: Towards an engineering framework for solving change problems pp. 53-65

Georgi Markov, Jon G. Hall and Lucia Rapanotti

Evolutionary Management: From Theory to Action pp. 66-86

Omar Sacilotto Donaires and Dante Pinheiro Martinelli

Sugar‐sweetened Beverage Tax and Potential Impact on Dental Caries in Thai Adults: An Evaluation Using the Group Model Building Approach pp. 87-99

Nipaporn Urwannachotima, Piya Hanvoravongchai and John Pastor Ansah

Complexity as a Big Idea for Secondary Education: Evaluating a Complex Systems Curriculum pp. 100-110

Sara Heinrich and Roland Kupers

A Systems Perspective for Conceptualizing Sustainability in Long‐lived Family Businesses. Research Proposals on Risk Taking and Innovativeness pp. 111-127

Agostino Vollero, Alfonso Siano and Maddalena Della Volpe

Steps to an Ecology of Psychotherapy: The Legacy of Gregory Bateson pp. 128-139

Francesco Tramonti

Strengthening the Structural Focus of Systems Thinking pp. 140-144

Ion Georgiou