In this paper, Peter and I show how centrality analysis and structural dominance analysis can be used to identify different types of leverage points in systems models.
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# Are You Data-driven, Data-informed or Data-inspired?.pdf
Index/2021/Summer/Are You Data-driven, Data-informed or Data-inspired?.pdf
# Annotations
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A Field Guide to ‘jobs that don’t exist yet’.pdf
Index/2021/Summer/A Field Guide to ‘jobs that don’t exist yet’.pdf
# Annotations
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# Baldwin - Minutes of the General Council of Indian Chiefs - 1846.pdf
Baldwin - Minutes of the General Council of Indian Chiefs - 1846.pdf.pdf
# Annotations
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