From the Editor's Desk: Systems Science 2010–2020,and Post-COVID-19

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Benessia A , Funtowicz S , Giampietro M , et al. (2016). The Rightful Place of Science: Science on the Verge. Tempe, AZ: Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes.

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Frodeman R . (2020). What happens when society emphasizes technical education and treats the humanities as irrelevant?. The Dallas Morning News, February, 3, 2020.

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McDonald SM . (2019). We need a fair way to end infinite growth. Current Affairs, 1st October. www.currentaffairs.org/2019/10/we-need-a-fair-way-to-end-infinite-growth. Accessed January 1, 2021.

Özdemir V . (2019). Not all intelligence is artificial: Data science, automation, and AI meet HI. OMICS, 23, 67–69.

Özdemir V . (2020). “One Nature”: A new vocabulary and frame for governance innovation in post-COVID-19 planetary health. OMICS, 24, 645–648.

Özdemir V , and Hekim N . (2018). Birth of industry 5.0: Making sense of big data with artificial intelligence, “The Internet of Things” and next-generation technology policy. OMICS, 22, 65–76.

Özdemir V , Springer S , Garvey CK , and Bayram M . (2020). COVID-19 health technology governance, epistemic competence, and the future of knowledge in an uncertain world. OMICS, 24, 451–453.

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Sclove R . (2020). Democracy and technology: An Interview with Richard Sclove from Beth Simone Noveck. Digit Gov Res Pract 1, Article 5. https://dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/10.1145/3368273. Accessed January 1, 2021.

Springer S . (2020). Caring geographies: The COVID-19 interregnum and a return to mutual aid. Dialogues Hum Geogr, 10, 112–115.

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Van Beinum ME . (2019). The need for an ethics of responsibility in biodiversity. BMJ, 366, l4811.

Von Schomberg R , and Özdemir V . (2020). Full throttle: COVID-19 open science to build planetary public goods. OMICS, 24, 509–511.

Wade F . (2020). Judith butler on the violence of neglect amid a health crisis. A conversation with the theorist about her new book, The Force of Nonviolence, and the need for global solidarity in the pandemic World. The Nation, May, 13, 2020.