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Sociotechnical systems is a category for books that examine how technologies and human, organizational, and societal factors co‑shape complex systems, and how to design, operate, and govern them responsibly. It blends systems thinking, human–computer interaction, organizational behavior, safety and resilience engineering, policy and ethics, and Science and Technology Studies. Titles range from theoretical frameworks and empirical case studies to practical handbooks on participatory design, implementation, risk management, and regulation. Typical domains include workplaces, healthcare, transportation, finance, energy, and digital platforms, addressing adoption and coordination, failure modes, equity and power dynamics, and the unintended consequences of automation and AI. The unifying aim is to integrate social context with technical architecture to produce systems that are effective, usable, trustworthy, sustainable, and just.

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