Journal of Systems Thinking in Practice

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Publication Start Year	July 2022
MSRT grade(1401)	B
Number of Volumes	3
Number of Issues	10
Number of Articles	64
Article View	16,046
PDF Download	17,469
View Per Article	250.72
PDF Download Per Article	272.95
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Number of Submissions	123
Rejected Submissions	37
Accepted Submissions	65
Acceptance Rate	53
Time to Accept (Days)	75
Number of Reviewers	86

About the journal:

Member of: The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)
Plagiarism screening: iThenticate
Review time: 65 days
Open access: Yes
Licensed by: CC BY 4.0
Policy: Duble blind peer-reviewed
Indexed and Abstracted: Yes
Language: English
Article Processing Charges: No
Contact email: jstinp@um.ac.ir

Journal of Systems Thinking in Practice (JSTINP) is an scientific, and open access journal in English. The mission of the Journal of Systems Thinking in Practice (JSTINP) is to provide a deeper understanding of the dynamic behavior of complex systems. JSTINP is a peer-reviewed journal on Systems Thinking.

Topics covered include:

Systems Thinking,
System Dynamics,
Optimal Control and Dynamic Programming,
Simulation (Discrete-Event, Agent-Based, Monte-Carlo),
Soft Operations Research,
Systems Engineering

The above methods can be applied in business and public sector management topics include Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, Strategic Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management and Innovation Management.

Most Visited Articles

Topic Modeling on System Thinking Themes Using Latent Dirichlet Allocation, Non-Negative Matrix Factorization and BER Topic

Designing a Model and Simulating the Production Chain of the Metal Industries in a System Dynamics Approach (Case Study: Shablon Tajhiz Company)

Future-Oriented Policy Making in Oil Exploration and Extraction Using a System Dynamics Approach

Examining the Emigration of Elites from Iran: A System Dynamics Approach

Analyzing Iranian Public Sector Big Data System Requirements Based on System Design Thinking

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