In this book, I explore ways of moving through complex systems together. The writing process itself has been enabled by movement between worlds—business schools and design schools, disciplinary knowledge and pragmatic action, and bureaucratic organizations and fluid networks. Each move has led to new conversations about living with complex systems. A catalyst for the book was a combination of professional experiences within public services and higher education. Each concrete design situation offers an opportunity for reflection in action. I am grateful to my colleague and friend Stefan Cantore for many conversations exploring the landscape of co-design. Following Stefan’s longstanding interest in organizing as a conversation, ...
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