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[Author's abstract] This Working Paper originates in a seminar with research students of the Lincoln School of Management on the topic of how we can develop competence in (systems) research. The seminar was held to guide participants towards reflection on their personal notion of competence, both in research and in professional practice. With the present paper, the author hopes to offer further help to readers who seek orientation in formulating or advancing their dissertation project, or who wish to clarify their notion of professional competence. The author is grateful to the seminar participants for many stimulating discussions, and to the Lincoln School of Management's Centre for Systems Research for offering him a Visiting Professorship that has proved to be such a stimulating and rewarding experience.
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If systems thinking is the answer, what is the question?: The quest for competence in systematic research and practice
1998, Lincoln School of Management, University of Lincolnshire and Humberside
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Original edition.
A considerably expanded edition appeard under the title "The quest for competence in systemic research and practice" in the journal Systems Research and Behavioral Science, Vol. 18, No. 1, 2001, pp. 3-28
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