Why everything is connected | Voices on systems thinking (Part 1) @ClubofRome
Why everything is connected | Voices on systems thinking (Part 1)  @ClubofRome
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
🌍 What does systems thinking mean to you?

In this short video, members of The Club of Rome reflect on how #SystemsThinking helps us make sense of a world where everything is deeply interconnected.

These are not definitions, but perspectives and personal takes that highlight the diversity of thought around systems thinking.

Part of a three-part series: Voices on systems thinking. Each video brings together a different constellation of voices, across generations, disciplines and geographies, offering brief, candid insights on why systems thinking matters today more than ever.

🎧 Watch, reflect, and join the conversation.
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🎥 Featuring:
• Azadeh Farajpour Javazmi, betterSoil
• Hunter Lovins, Natural Capitalism Solutions
• Kirsten Dunlop, EIT Climate-KIC
• Michael Pirson, Fordham University
• Robert Costanza, University College London
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📚 Discover how The Club of Rome applies systems thinking to inform policy and engage the public through a range of publications and strategic insights ➡ clubofrome.org/publications
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Why everything is connected | Voices on systems thinking (Part 1)

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