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Oct 20, 2026
Reverse logistics and closed-loop supply chains
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Analysis and systems analysis
Analysing destroys wholes
From data to insight: the pyramid that guides understanding (DIKW)
The hidden geometry of "us": finding hidden structure in complex systems (an introduction to Q-Analysis)
Theory first or data first: two views of data analysis
Complex systems and complexity
A classified life
Conflict and conflicting systems
Multi-perspective observability: when no single mirror shows the whole face
Crisis and critical systems
From order to the appearance of order
Grassroots institutions and the decline of the sense of social responsibility
Decision and optimisation methods
game-theory
Bargaining: power factors and the cost of waiting
Bayesian games and signaling
Game theory: introduction and history
Nash's solution and Rubinstein's model
Position-based and principled negotiation
Static games: the prisoner's dilemma and Nash equilibrium
Ultimatum, Stackelberg and sequential games
Zero-sum games: maximin and mixed strategies
mcdm
AHP: the analytic hierarchy process
Compromise methods: TOPSIS and VIKOR
Decisions under uncertainty: fuzzy numbers
Group decision making
Introduction: what is multi-attribute decision making?
Non-compensatory methods in multi-attribute decision making
Normalizing criteria
Outranking methods: ELECTRE and PROMETHEE
Probabilistic decisions: utility and the value of information
Scoring methods: SAW, WPM and WASPAS
Weighting criteria
supply-chain-network-design
Multi-objective network design: cost, sustainability and resilience
Reverse logistics and closed-loop supply chains
Supply chain network design: concept and motives
The multi-product, multi-period model in network design
The multi-stage framework: from region to exact site
Design and systems design
Automating a bad smell
Foundations of systems analysis
A critique of modernity and a civilisational view of systems
A practical exercise in defining a system
An introduction to gathering and analysing requirements
An introduction to modelling requirements with use cases
An introduction to systems analysis and why requirements matter
An introduction to the structure of a requirements document (SRS)
Analysing and classifying requirements
Assumption versus hypothesis in requirements analysis
Common mistakes of new analysts in requirements analysis
Defining versus analysing a system
Expert systems and their role in analysis
Factors that matter in requirements analysis
General system theory: from Bertalanffy to today
Holism and reductionism: two views in analysis
Techniques for gathering requirements
The systems development life cycle (SDLC)
Validating requirements
What does a systems analyst do?
What is a system? Definition, components and purpose
What is analysis, and why must an analyst think holistically?
What is systems analysis, and why does it matter?
Lipstick on a Pig
Lipstick on a Pig: Why Bail-outs Fail and People Power Will Succeed (Simon Deane-Johns, 2012)
Bail-outs / Bank Bailouts
Bank–Sovereign Doom Loop
Broader Value Beyond GDP
Club Goods / Free Riders
Collective Action Problems / Civil Society Organizations
Concept and Relations Matrix: Lipstick on a Pig (Finance)
Critical Considerations and Fact-Checking: Lipstick on a Pig (Finance)
Direct Beneficiaries of Bailouts
Fair Value Costs / Valuation of Bailouts
Institutions vs. Facilitators
Knowledge-base Map: Lipstick on a Pig (Finance)
Lipstick on a Pig (financial bailouts): book profile and conceptual summary
Lipstick on a Pig / Superficial Reform
Moral Hazard
Orderly Resolution of Failing Banks
People Power / Community Organizing
Pragmatism / Bottom-up Institutional Change
Privatization of Gains and Socialization of Losses
Public Interest Representation
Public Narrative / Marshall Ganz
Public Ownership / Democratic Buyout
Stakeholder Banking / Boring Banking
Too Big to Fail (TBTF)
Lipstick on a Pig: Winning in the No-Spin Era (Torie Clarke, 2006)
Chapters That Need Direct Checking Against the Book
Communications Is a Science, Not an Art
Concept Matrix: Lipstick on a Pig (No-Spin Era)
Credibility & Trust
Crisis Communication in the Real World
Deliver the Bad News Yourself & Admit Mistakes Fast
Don't Create a Pig in the First Place
Flood the Zone
Have More Than One Weapon in Your Arsenal
Interpretive Considerations and Responsible Use
It's About One Thing / Message & Objective First
Knowledge-base Map: Lipstick on a Pig (No-Spin Era)
Lipstick on a Pig (the no-spin era): book profile and conceptual summary
Tell the Truth Early, Often, and in Plain Language
The No-Spin Era & Transparency
The Timeless Way of Building (Christopher Alexander, 1979)
Alive, Whole, Comfortable, Free, Exact, Egoless, Eternal
Being Alive / Self-Supporting Quality
Character of Nature vs. Modular Construction
Common Pattern Pool / Evolution of a Common Language
Concept Matrix and Chapter Tracing
Concepts and Critical Questions
Consciousness of Death and Transitoriness
Differentiating Space
Its Ageless Character
Knowledge-base Map: The Timeless Way of Building
One Pattern at a Time
Pattern Language
Patterns of Events
Patterns of Space
Patterns Which Are Alive / Multiplicity of Living Patterns
Shaping One Building / Shaping a Group of Buildings
The Breakdown of Language
The Kernel of the Way / Egolessness
The Process of Construction
The Process of Repair
The Quality Without a Name
The Slow Emergence of a Town
The Structure of a Language
The Timeless Way
The Timeless Way of Building: book profile and conceptual summary
Macro systems
Practice essays
A model of software transformation, from MIS to ERP
Diplomacy, my love, where are you?
In praise of seeing the gourd
MCDM does not understand love
Philosophising about marriage today
Without keeping your ideals, selling your location ends in shame
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