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to Address Its Unique Problems - Design Thinking
 

p.5 The problems facing experts are complex or, to use the term by Rittel and Webber (1973), ‘wicked’. The implication is how or who is to solve these problems? – we are referring to sustainability-related problems and concerns. Current professions do not inspire confidence due to their reductionist thinking and modes of problem solving and because they operate within silos of interest and knowledge areas.
 
Sustainability is an emergent property, requiring a holistic perspective, which is in dynamic equilibrium with natural systems (Pearce et al., 1989). It requires a co-created learning systems (Laszlo, 2000) dynamic approach to address the unknown and emergent nature of the issues where the problem boundaries (Cilliers, 2001) are permeable and dynamic.

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