Structural analysis
Origin: Lat. structūra, Gr. ἀνάλυσις
Method that allows to identify the key variables of a system, especially those that tolerate challenges for their evolution. It explains the internal structure of any system and allows its variables, located in the framework of a matrix, to assign a value to their interrelations.
Spanish: Análisis estructural
Sources and references
- Destatte, Philippe y Philippe Durance “Les mot-clés de la prospective territoriale”cited 56 times
- Godet, Michel. “A Tool-Box for scenario planning”, Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 17 times
- Árcade Jacques, Michel Godet, Francis Meunier and Frabrice Roubelat, “Structural Analysis with the MicMac Method and Actors Strategy with the Mactor Method”, Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 18 times
- Gutierrez, Miguel Angel. “Futures studies glossary.”cited 43 times
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