August 2025 – Integration and Implementation Insights
3 posts published by Community Member during August 2025| Integration and Implementation Insights
3 posts published by Community Member during August 2025| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Florian Keil, Melina Stein and Flurina Schneider. Is artificial intelligence, a technology aggressively advertised as the ultimate cure-all, fundamentally incompatible with transdisciplinarity and its decades-old insight that the “wicked” problems of the real world do not lend themselves to one-dimensional solutions? Should transdisciplinary research outright reject a technology that is already undermining efforts to ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Lianghao Dai. A Chinese version of this post is available What are fake interdisciplinary collaborations and how do they arise? Fake interdisciplinary collaborations are a form of performative s…| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Emma Ligtermoet, Claudia Munera-Roldan, Cathy Robinson, Zaynel Sushil and Peat Leith. What forms of learning can support interdisciplinary teams to rapidly build reflexivity capabilities, especially in preparation for doing transdisciplinary (engaged) science with non-researcher societal actors? Transdisciplinary co-production requires deep and reflexive learning. Reflexivity is a key capability for researchers doing inter- and transdisciplinary ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Hilary Bradbury. How can action researchers empower system actors in impactfully responding to our deepening eco-social crisis? How can action research be a catalyst to successfully transmute the inexhaustible resource of human creativity in all spaces—self to society—toward addressing our global problems? How can we encourage deepening clarity of choices made to navigate a ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Melanie Bauer, Joshua Roney and Stephen M. Fiore. How can team members who have been working together for a while check assumptions, ensuring they are aware of each other’s breadth of expertise …| Integration and Implementation Insights
3 posts published by Community Member during July 2025| Integration and Implementation Insights
By James Stauch and Daniela Papi-Thornton. In seeking to understand, map, and then act to intervene in a system, how can we make the best use of both subjectivity and objectivity? How can we effectively toggle between facts and norms, between what is true (or at least broadly verifiable) and what is valued (or valuable)? ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Susanne C. Moser. When training transdisciplinarians, which leadership skills and practices is it helpful to encourage? The kind of leadership that someone brings to a transdisciplinary project…| Integration and Implementation Insights
By James A. Turner. How can a community’s sense of connection and responsibility to care for their place be strengthened? How can this lead to ground-up change, driven by communities, to tackle complex social, economic, and environmental issues? How can such change draw on the deep sense of care and belonging people feel for their ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Colleen Cuddy. What kinds of integration are required in interdisciplinary teams to truly synthesize diverse knowledge and perspectives, creating meaningful outcomes? What are the key facilitato…| Integration and Implementation Insights
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By Arnim Wiek Co-creation aims at genuine and meaningful interaction among researchers, service providers, policy makers, consumers, and other key stakeholders. It is also known as co-production, c…| Integration and Implementation Insights
9 posts published by Community Member during July 2016| Integration and Implementation Insights
By Emma Ligtermoet, Claudia Munera-Roldan, Cathy Robinson, Zaynel Sushil and Peat Leith. How can interdisciplinary teams rapidly and collectively diagnose and design effective engagement approaches as they prepare for engaged (transdisciplinary) research? How can they build bridges with non-researcher societal actors to understand differences in language, methodology and even fundamental philosophies about ways and means ... Read more| Integration and Implementation Insights
Edited by Gabriele Bammer. What do policy makers find useful or problematic about research and the way in which it is delivered? How would they like to see research presented to them? In 2003 R. Jo…| Integration and Implementation Insights
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By Katrin Prager Co-creation, and related terms like co-design, co-production, co-construction and co-innovation, are becoming increasingly popular. Upon closer scrutiny they share many characteris…| Integration and Implementation Insights
