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International Conference on Systems Thinking and Complex Problems

📅 6–7 May 2027 📍 Verona, Italy 👤 Standard / Listener

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Conference session tracks

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This track explores the application of systems thinking methodologies within various social science disciplines. It aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on how complex social phenomena can be better understood through holistic approaches.

This session focuses on the intricate challenges faced by policymakers in a rapidly changing global landscape. Participants will discuss innovative strategies for addressing complex problems through interdisciplinary collaboration.

This track examines the role of interdisciplinary research in promoting sustainability across different sectors. It encourages contributions that highlight successful case studies and innovative solutions to sustainability challenges.

This session invites papers that investigate innovative approaches to tackling complex social issues through interdisciplinary frameworks. Participants will share insights on the effectiveness of these approaches in real-world applications.

This track delves into how systems thinking can enhance research methodologies in the humanities. It aims to uncover new perspectives and insights that emerge from interdisciplinary collaborations.

This session focuses on the mechanisms of knowledge transfer across disciplines to facilitate social change. It seeks to identify best practices and challenges in implementing interdisciplinary solutions.

This track investigates the relationship between complexity and resilience in societal systems. Contributions will explore how interdisciplinary approaches can enhance the resilience of communities facing complex challenges.

This session invites discussions on the global application of systems thinking in addressing complex problems. Participants will share diverse perspectives and case studies from various cultural and geographical contexts.

This track addresses the ethical implications of conducting interdisciplinary research in social sciences and humanities. It aims to foster dialogue on best practices and ethical frameworks that guide research initiatives.

This session emphasizes the importance of collaboration across disciplines in developing solutions for complex societal challenges. Participants will present case studies that highlight successful interdisciplinary partnerships.

This track explores emerging trends and future directions in interdisciplinary studies within the social sciences and humanities. It encourages forward-thinking contributions that envision the role of systems thinking in addressing future complex problems.