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Surhone, L. M. (2009), Wicked problem: C. West Churchman, Horst Rittel, Melvin M. Webber, business decision mapping, critical thinking;, Betascript Publishing
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I had a quick look through the current article and saw that it currently does not have any links to the Cynefin framework. The Cynefin model / framework is often used to qualify, contextualise and navigate wicked problems:
