RIS ID
12860
Abstract
Transdisciplinarity has been a veritable mantra, especially in the humanities and social sciences, for twenty years or more. Yet academic structures and research application requirements still struggle to come to grips with crossboundary research and teaching. Making universities more trans-discipline-friendly is a tricky task, however. As Wendy Russell explains, trans-disciplines require disciplines, and disciplinary boundaries, too.
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Russell, A. W. (2005). No academic borders?: Transdisciplinarity in university teaching and research. Australian Universities' Review, 48 (1), 35-41.