Reflexive Interdisciplinary Research: The Making of a Research Programme on the Rural Economy and Land Use
By P. Lowe, J. Phillipson. 2006
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Subfields: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Global and Planetary Change, Information Systems and Management
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Citations in the corpus
- How journal rankings can suppress interdisciplinary research: A comparison between Innovation Studies and Business & Management (2012, background): “At a time when science is under pressure to be relevant to society (Nightingale and Scott, 2007; Hessels, 2010), interdisciplinary research (IDR) is often praised for contributing towards scientific breakthroughs (Hollingsworth and Hollingsworth, 2000), addressing societal problems (Lowe and Phillip”
- Tracking the evolution of waste recycling research using overlay maps of science. (2011, background): “At a time when science is under pressure to become more relevant to society (Nightingale and Scott, 2007; Hessels, 2010), interdisciplinary research (IDR) is often praised for contributing to scientific breakthroughs (Hollingsworth and Hollingsworth, 2000), for addressing societal problems (Lowe and”
- Anatomy of a buzzword: The emergence of ‘the water-energy-food nexus’ in UK natural resource debates (2016, background): “Like the associated calls to greater policy integration, calls to multi, inter, and transdisciplinarity are far from novel (c.f. Harris and Lyon, 2014; Andy Stirling, 2014a) but have been efe ed to as a lo gsta di g aste stee i g e ha is i go e e t s ie e poli (Lowe and Phillipson, 2006, p. 167).”
- The role of funding agencies in creating interdisciplinary knowledge (2013, unknown): “However, while it is evident that the relationship between disciplines is strongly influenced by national funding agencies (Lowe and Phillipson, 2006; 2009), this presents a number of structural challenges for these public agencies.”