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The article by Thalia Verkade in De Correspondent about Systems Thinking inspired Rembrandt Zegers and Eline Faber to zoom out further, with the question: does systems thinking help us as a society, or does it not?

Book tip: Systemic Transition Management by Maaike Thiecke and Bianca van Leeuwen. This book is based on Hellinger's basic systemic principles of Inclusion, Order, and Exchange. The authors expose a process in the undercurrent of 'the

Patrick Bijman, chairman of SOL Netherlands, saw a few years ago society's latent need for the concept of 'learning', and two years ago set himself a gigantic, uncanny goal: SOL would

It's half past four in the morning. I wake up early again and then I often read, trying to get another hour of sleep. But today that doesn't work. The book

More and more you see conflicts in which a social contract is at stake. That is to say that a conflict will take place beyond the social order; beyond how certain groups are used to dealing with each other

Learning culture as a basis for empowerment? Or vice versa? Imagine..... A match-8 in which two men row full of energy in the right direction. Five men don't really try hard and paddle a bit

The Netherlands was one of the first countries to establish a Society for Organizational Learning.History Organization Learning (SOL) Organizational Learning (OL) activities in the Netherlands started in 1990, when Arie de Geus (co-founder of the