Governing Complexity in the 21st Century: Avoiding Errors and Extremes in the Twenty-first Century (Complexity in Social Science) - Softcover

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Neil E. Harrison is Executive Director of The Sustainable Development Institute (since 2000) and holds a PhD from the University of Denver. His most recent work is with John Mikler―Capitalism for All (forthcoming)―and the edited volume Climate Innovation (2014).

Robert Geyer is a Professor in the Department of Politics, Philosophy and Religion at Lancaster University (UK). His more recent works include: Handbook on Complexity and Public Policy (2015, edited with Paul Cairney) and Complexity and Public Policy (2010, co-authored with Samir Rihani).

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Samir Rihani has had an eclectic career in planning and development in the UK and Middle East. His publications include: Complex Systems Theory and Development Practice (2002) and Complexity and Public Policy (2010, co-authored with Robert Geyer).

Jude Rowley is a graduate student at Lancaster University, UK. His work centres around the intersection between history and international relations and draws upon concepts from complexity and the natural sciences.