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Conclusion,This chapter concludes the book by reflecting on what we have learnt writing it and presenting some of our more general takeaway lessons for your systems mapping practice.

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Pete Barbrook-Johnson,Alexandra S. PennProvides a practical and in-depth discussion of causal systems mapping methods.Provides guidance on running systems mapping workshops and using different types of data and evidence.Orientates readers

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Causal Loop Diagrams,mpanion to Chap. . on System Dynamics; these two methods are closely related. Causal Loop Diagrams emerged from Systems Dynamics practice, and though it is a systems mapping method in its own right now, it is still often used as a stepping-stone to the development of System Dynamics models.

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Participatory Systems Mapping,apter describes in detail what it is and how to use it, considers what it is good and bad at, as well as describes some of the history of its development. We also point to resources and tips for getting started with the method yourself.

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Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping,lysis is done. We go into some detail on how to do it yourself and provide reflections on common issues and tricks of the trade. We also discuss its roots and debates in the field since. Finally, we provide some advice and resources for getting started yourself.

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Introduction, our focus on causal approaches, and what methods are included, and which are not, in the book. We also explore how these methods are related to one another. We begin to consider how systems mapping can be useful in research and practice, before making the case for why we believe it is worth thinkin

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