Mapping Systemic Knowledge

The knowledge of a "system" in which different fields converge, with no apparent linkage, is a knowledge that goes beyond the conventional scope of the term. The purpose of this book is to provide a multi-faceted approach combining epistemology, theory, methodology, technical and practical contributions, by using systems theory as a reference. Indeed, systems theory itself was conceived as a need to find a theory able to unify diverse subjects through an interdisciplinary knowledge, thus to create a map of knowledge. What will finally emerge is that systemic knowledge can successfully embody a new, thorough way to analyse and understand reality.

Autorentext

Giulia ManciniPhD student in MBA at d'Annunzio U. She is focused on health policies and management, WCSA CCO and Editorial Executive.Mariarosalba AngrisaniPhD in International Law and Human Rights, Department Researcher at Federico II University, WCSA External Relations Delegate, focused on EU law and systemic approach related subjects.

Klappentext

The knowledge of a system in which different fields converge, with no apparent linkage, is a knowledge that goes beyond the conventional scope of the term. The purpose of this book is to provide a multi-faceted approach combining epistemology, theory, methodology, technical and practical contributions, by using systems theory as a reference. Indeed, systems theory itself was conceived as a need to find a theory able to unify diverse subjects through an interdisciplinary knowledge, thus to create a map of knowledge. What will finally emerge is that systemic knowledge can successfully embody a new, thorough way to analyse and understand reality.