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12 May 2026

  • curprev 02:0002:00, 12 May 2026 Dcadmin talk contribs 1,069 bytes +1,069 Created page with "by '''Giorgio Gallo''' '''Abstract''' Since the end of the Cold War we are witnessing the emergence of new types of conflicts. Conflicts appear to be more and more complex, and still too often they are approached in a simplistic way, using a linear type of reasoning. Complexity is disregarded, and the need for systemic thinking is underestimated, not rarely leading to disastrous results. Feedback are most often ignored, but, most important, the complex dynamics which m..."