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TRIARCHY PRESS Triarchy Press is a small, independent publisher, founded in 2005 with a focus on systems thinking. Original article: Peter Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess | ||
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t: +44 (0)1297 561335 About Us Triarchy Press is a small, independent publisher, founded in 2005. Our focus is on systems thinking, publishing books and ideas that challenge the way we think about and view the world, broadly as follows:
These themes of Triarchy's books invite us to think differently about the way people live together in families and in society, and to think again about a whole host of activities from movement and somatics to theatre and performance; forms of body and psychotherapy to ways of walking, and ways in which we understand ourselves and the problems we face. So we have published a great many ideas, booklets and books that explore all those fields. The single thread that holds all these ideas and books together is Systems thinking – the notion that we can never realistically address any problem or opportunity, consider any individual or organisation, without looking at the widest possible picture, at the biological, social, cultural, organisational and ecological networks in which they participate. We have been privileged to work with authors who are at the forefront of systems thinking in their respective fields. And our name? Triarchy’s first book was called The Three Ways of Getting Things Done. Written by Gerard Fairtlough, who had been CEO of Shell Chemicals and of Celltech. This book set out his ‘Triarchy Theory’ which proposed that the three ways of getting anything done in an organization are Hierarchy, Heterarchy and Responsible Autonomy.
And so, Triarchy Press has become a systems thinking publisher, staying true to the roots that inspired its creation.
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