Tag: Systems Thinking
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Goodhart’s Law
Coined by Charles Goodhart, the principle “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure” highlights the unintended repercussions of emphasizing a singular metric. Originating from monetary policy observations, the principle reveals how entities adjust their behaviors in response to metrics becoming primary objectives across diverse sectors.
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Cross-Disciplinary Integration
Uniting diverse academic disciplines, cross-disciplinary integration aims to solve complex problems by fusing theories, data, and methods. Key challenges include communication barriers and resource limitations. Effective outcomes depend on strategic governance and data sharing.
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Conflict Avalanche
A “Conflict Avalanche” signifies the rapid escalation of a minor disagreement into a significant dispute, influenced by underlying tensions and external factors. The progression is often intensified by societal tools, psychological factors, and historical grievances, leading to complex resolutions with profound implications.