The Systems Management series pubblished by Giappichelli aims to advance knowledge in an increasingly complex environment where managers and decision-makers are expected to tackle challenges related not only to business profitability but also to sustainability, equity, and inclusiveness.
Managerial sciences provide evidence of their ability to address problems beyond the traditional scope of business studies, making them relevant across various fields. To enhance this cross-disciplinary approach, management must be grounded in a robust body of knowledge based on universally applicable frameworks.
By adopting a 'T-shaped' model, the Systems Management series strengthens management’s systemic thinking roots, promoting its adoption across a wide range of complex scenarios.
Editorial Board
- Sergio Barile, Sapienza University of Rome
- Marialuisa Saviano, University of Salerno
The "Systems Management" series published by Giappichelli-Routledge contributes to the advancement of knowledge in a context of growing complexity in which managers and policy makers are expected to be able to face both the challenges of profitable organizations and a more sustainable, equitable and inclusive world. The systems approach can offer an incomparable contribution to this aim providing a unitary and coherent body of knowledge rooted in systems thinking. Accordingly, the "Systems Management" series collects new research-level academic books such as monographs, textbooks and contributed volumes that represent the outcomes of original studies and impactful research conducted by scholars and researchers, as well as experts in various managerial areas by adopting a systems approach.
The "Systems Management" series welcomes contributions that are scientifically well-argued and rigorous, as well as equipped with practical examples and cases studies, in order to make knowledge accessible and useful for research, teaching and management purposes. A coherent combination of theoretical and conceptual perspectives, on the one hand, and practical examples and case studies as well as empirical research evidences, which covers a variety of topics that deal with complex management issues hard to face with the traditional toolbox, represent ideal contributions to the series.
Editorial Board
- Sergio Barile, Sapienza University of Rome
- Marialuisa Saviano, University of Salerno
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