Donella meadows Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Samenvatting van het boek 'Thinking in Systems'. Hoofdstuk 1 t/m 6. Meadows, Donella H. (2008) Thinking in Systems – A Primer. Chelsea Green Publishing, White River Junction, ISBN: 978-1-60358-055-7

Dit is een samenvatting van de colleges van PRO2 en de bijbehorende hoofdstukken van het boek van Meadows.

The document exists of 115 practice questions. All the chapters that are needed for the individual exam + some questions about the lectures and the individual assignments. All the answers are mentioned in the last pages! Good luck with your exam!

Thinking in Systems a Primer - Chapter 3: Why Systems Work So Well by Donella Meadows linked below Watch: Fantastic Fungi, 2019, Louie Schwartzberg,

What does the author mean by the statement "Nearly all environmental policy disputes are, at heart, contests over values"? - Policy disputes attempt to balance out how we are to morally interact with the natural world. "...in fact, almost all of them involve a fundamental disagreement over how humans ought to interact with the natural world" (2). Preservationism () - - George Catlin, Henry David Thoreau, John Muir - "celebrated wild nature as a source of spiritual renewal" (2) - Wilde...

Dit bestand bevat alle stof die je moet kennen voor het tentamen van BAFRO. Ik heb hier een 8.7 mee gehaald. Alle weekly assignments zijn inbegrepen.

This summary contains both information from the book (black text) as from the lectures (blue text). This way, you only have to study this summary to fully prepare for the exam!

A vertically organized structure of power relationships where the top level holds the most power and resources is called: - Answer-a hierarchy ________ is the process through which managers divide labor based on tasks and functions, while _________ is the horizontal coordination between functions, departments, and organizational activities. - Answer-Differentiation, integretion T/F? A mechanistic organization is a highly adaptive structure defined by horizontal integration, distributed dec...

Summary of the book Thinking in Systems for the course Project 2: Business Analysis of Responsible Organisation

What does the author mean by the statement "Nearly all environmental policy disputes are, at heart, contests over values"? Ans: Policy disputes attempt to balance out how we are to morally interact with the natural world. "...in fact, almost all of them involve a fundamental disagreement over how humans ought to interact with the natural world" (2). Preservationism () Ans: - George Catlin, Henry David Thoreau, John Muir - "celebrated wild nature as a source of spiritual renewal" ...