Systematic Thinking for Dignity

Susan G. Clark, Evan J. Andrews and Ana E. Lambert
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Susan G. Clark: Yale University
Evan J. Andrews: Memorial University of Newfoundland
Ana E. Lambert: University of Manchester

Chapter Chapter 4 in Policy Sciences and the Human Dignity Gap, 2025, pp 33-42 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter introduces a toolkit for systematic thinking for human dignity in healthy environments. Problem solving is largely about thinking oneself out of a challenging situation. In this book, a problem is defined as a discrepancy between goals related to human dignity and actual events. The toolkit introduced here draws from well-tested approaches and experiences using them to help reduce this discrepancy systematically, specifically, and effectively. Systematic thinking is practical and communicable. It is based on accumulated knowledge that is subject to evaluation and verification. Systematic thinking helps us identify human dignity problems in actual cases and find opportunities and options for improvements.

Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-82775-4_4

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