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Modelling Social Messes with Morphological Analysis
Acta Morphologica Generalis AMG (2013) Swedish Morphological Society ISSN 2001-2241 Wicked Problems Modelling Social Messes with Morphological Analysis Tom Ritchey Swedish Morphological Society ( 2005, revised 2013) If you work in an organisation that deals with Social , commercial or financial planning or any type of public policy planning then you ve got wicked problems. You may not call them by this name, but you know what they are. They are those complex, ever changing societal and organisational planning problems that you haven t been able to treat with much success, because they won t keep still. They re messy, devious, and they fight back when you try to deal with them. This paper de-scribes the notion of wicked problems (WPs) as put forward by Rittel & Webber in their landmark article Dilemmas in a General Theory of Planning (1973).
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