"A Systems Thinker’s View of Sociology" offers unique and useful perspectives for system theorists, natural philosophers, enterprise architects, and sociologists alike. Graham introduces his foundational ideas and then applies them across multiple dimensions, analyzing Social Systems, Socioeconomics, Social History, and more. A core argument threaded throughout is that policies drafted with good intentions frequently result in unintended consequences or perverse outcomes. It is incentives rather than intentions that drive human behavior.
