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Books on System Thinking

Everything is connected. And thus when we want to do an agile transformation, it’s good to have an understanding of Systems Thinking.
So I asked for books around it on twitter.

Book name	Author	Tip
Thinking in systems	Donella Meadows	Jo Van Eyck Riccardo Bua
The systems bible	John Gall	Jo Van Eyck
The fifth discipline	Peter Senge	Jo Van Eyck, Viktor Grgic
QSM volume1 (Systems Thinking	Gerald (Jerry) M Weinberg	George Dinwiddie
An Introduction introduction to General Systems thinking	Gerald (Jerry) M Weinberg	Christophe Thibaut
General Principles of Systems Design	Gerald (Jerry) M Weinberg	Christophe Thibaut
Systems Thinking in the Public Sector	John Seddon	Oliver Finker
Learning Systems Thinking	Diana Montalion	Stefan Lecho

At the bottom of my own bookpage, you can find all the bookslists I have gathered since 2010.

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