1.1 Why do we need a framework for tackling complex interdisciplinary problems? Gabriele Bammer.

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1.1 Why do we need a framework for tackling complex interdisciplinary problems? Gabriele Bammer

It is well-recognised that… Well-developed, established, reductionist methods can only take us so far in dealing with complex (wicked) problems. They don’t deal well with critical aspects like…

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Population ageing Gun control Global warming Killer bacteria Education crisis Stockmarket crash Boat People Sustainability Rising hospital costs Organised crime Biodiversity loss Terrorism

Complex real-world problems Horn, R. E. and Weber, R. P. (2007), New Tools For Resolving Wicked Problems: Mess Mapping and Resolution Mapping Processes. http://www.strategykinetics.com/files/New_Tools_For_Resolving_Wicked_Problems.pdf Connected to other problems

Complex real-world problems Horn, R. E. and Weber, R. P. (2007), New Tools For Resolving Wicked Problems: Mess Mapping and Resolution Mapping Processes. http://www.strategykinetics.com/files/New_Tools_For_Resolving_Wicked_Problems.pdf Connected to other problems Constraints: ideological, cultural, political, economic

Complex real-world problems Horn, R. E. and Weber, R. P. (2007), New Tools For Resolving Wicked Problems: Mess Mapping and Resolution Mapping Processes. http://www.strategykinetics.com/files/New_Tools_For_Resolving_Wicked_Problems.pdf Connected to other problems Constraints: ideological, cultural, political, economic Multiple value conflicts

Complex real-world problems Horn, R. E. and Weber, R. P. (2007), New Tools For Resolving Wicked Problems: Mess Mapping and Resolution Mapping Processes. http://www.strategykinetics.com/files/New_Tools_For_Resolving_Wicked_Problems.pdf Connected to other problems Constraints: ideological, cultural, political, economic Multiple value conflicts Resistance to change

Complex real-world problems Horn, R. E. and Weber, R. P. (2007), New Tools For Resolving Wicked Problems: Mess Mapping and Resolution Mapping Processes. http://www.strategykinetics.com/files/New_Tools_For_Resolving_Wicked_Problems.pdf Connected to other problems Constraints: ideological, cultural, political, economic Multiple value conflicts Resistance to change Data uncertain or missing Considerable uncertainty and ambiguity

Complex real-world problems Horn, R. E. and Weber, R. P. (2007), New Tools For Resolving Wicked Problems: Mess Mapping and Resolution Mapping Processes. http://www.strategykinetics.com/files/New_Tools_For_Resolving_Wicked_Problems.pdf Connected to other problems Constraints: ideological, cultural, political, economic Multiple value conflicts Resistance to change Data uncertain or missing Considerable uncertainty and ambiguity Contradictory solutions Numerous possible intervention points Consequences difficult to imagine

Kulla’s Ripple by Tim Spellman

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A framework is needed to… Ensure all the elements of complexity are taken into account Provide a way to communicate between researchers handling complex problems in different ways Provide a way to store and organise relevant concepts, methods and cases

Exercise… Think about the problem you are working on. Using the characteristics above: in what ways is it complex?