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Part 3 - Interdisciplinary Research in Practice

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Machiel Keestra  and
Steph Menken
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Now that you have read parts 1 and 2, you have an idea about the origins of and drivers towards interdisciplinary research, as well as what it entails. You have read what it takes to engage in interdisciplinary research and what the specific steps are that an interdisciplinary researcher needs to take. In this third part, we show how interdisciplinary research is conducted in practice. We will illustrate this with a step-by-step description of an interdisciplinary students’ research project (chapter 12). In addition, we interviewed four interdisciplinary academics about their careers, giving you an idea of what the life of an interdisciplinarian might look like (chapter 13).

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An Introduction to Interdisciplinary Research
Theory and Practice
 , pp. 102
Publisher: Amsterdam University Press
Print publication year: 2016

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