Navigating Systems Thinking in Social Issues

This chapter examines the application of systems thinking to complex social problems, particularly homelessness, highlighting the need for deeper understanding beyond simple solutions. The discussion critiques traditional methods that often overlook the experiences of affected individuals, emphasizing inclusivity and human perspectives in problem-solving. By exploring the intricacies of collective action and the limitations of conventional economic models, the speakers advocate for a nuanced approach that recognizes complexity and fosters effective interventions.