Interdisciplinarity
Its Role in a Discipline-Based Academy
Herausgeber: Aldrich, John H
Interdisciplinarity
Its Role in a Discipline-Based Academy
Herausgeber: Aldrich, John H
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Today's academic faces a complex set of pressures pushing toward a disciplinary-based career and an interdisciplinary-focused set of opportunities for enhancing teaching and research. Interdisciplinarity examines just how and why the academy reached this point, and how the contemporary university and its academics can negotiate these possibilities and pitfalls.
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Today's academic faces a complex set of pressures pushing toward a disciplinary-based career and an interdisciplinary-focused set of opportunities for enhancing teaching and research. Interdisciplinarity examines just how and why the academy reached this point, and how the contemporary university and its academics can negotiate these possibilities and pitfalls.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 154mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 470g
- ISBN-13: 9780199331352
- ISBN-10: 0199331359
- Artikelnr.: 47865585
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 320
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 227mm x 154mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 470g
- ISBN-13: 9780199331352
- ISBN-10: 0199331359
- Artikelnr.: 47865585
John H. Aldrich is Pfizer-Pratt University Professor of Political Science, Duke University. He is the author or co-author of Why Parties, Before the Convention, Linear Probability, Logit and Probit Models, and a series of books on elections, the most recent of which is Change and Continuity in the 2012 Elections. He is past President of the Southern Political Science Association and of the Midwest Political Science Association and is currently serving as president of the American Political Science Association. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and held a Guggenheim Fellowship.
* Foreword
* Chapter 1: Introduction
* Section I: The Value of a Discipline: Motivations for
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 2: The Value of a Discipline
* Chapter 3: An Essay on the Relationship between Disciplines and
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 4: Scholarly Motivations for Interdisciplinarity: Four
Leaders in Interdisciplinary Social Science Reflect on Their Times
* Section II: Private and Public Foundations and their Role in
Establishing Major and often Lasting Interdisciplinary Projects
* Chapter 5: "Follow the Money, " Private Foundations and the Early
Focus on Interdisciplinary Research
* Chapter 6: The Second Half of the Twentieth Century: From Foundations
to Federal Funds
* Chapter 7: The Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries:
Government Support for Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 8: Interdisciplinary Initiatives at the Beginning of the 21st
Century, Or, Institutions Designed to Foster Interdisciplinary
Research
* Section III: Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning
* Chapter 9: Interdisciplinarity and Undergraduate Teaching and
Learning
* Chapter 10: Interdisciplinarity: Teaching Methodology and Graduate
Teaching and Learning
* Section IV: The Organization of Interdisciplinary Research in the
Academy
* Chapter 11: The Pitfalls and Promises of Creating Interdisciplinary
Research Organizations on Campus
* Chapter 12: How Centers Succeed: The Interdisciplinary Center and its
Administration
* Chapter 13: Interdisciplinary Centers: When and When Not to Choose
Them
* References
* Chapter 1: Introduction
* Section I: The Value of a Discipline: Motivations for
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 2: The Value of a Discipline
* Chapter 3: An Essay on the Relationship between Disciplines and
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 4: Scholarly Motivations for Interdisciplinarity: Four
Leaders in Interdisciplinary Social Science Reflect on Their Times
* Section II: Private and Public Foundations and their Role in
Establishing Major and often Lasting Interdisciplinary Projects
* Chapter 5: "Follow the Money, " Private Foundations and the Early
Focus on Interdisciplinary Research
* Chapter 6: The Second Half of the Twentieth Century: From Foundations
to Federal Funds
* Chapter 7: The Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries:
Government Support for Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 8: Interdisciplinary Initiatives at the Beginning of the 21st
Century, Or, Institutions Designed to Foster Interdisciplinary
Research
* Section III: Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning
* Chapter 9: Interdisciplinarity and Undergraduate Teaching and
Learning
* Chapter 10: Interdisciplinarity: Teaching Methodology and Graduate
Teaching and Learning
* Section IV: The Organization of Interdisciplinary Research in the
Academy
* Chapter 11: The Pitfalls and Promises of Creating Interdisciplinary
Research Organizations on Campus
* Chapter 12: How Centers Succeed: The Interdisciplinary Center and its
Administration
* Chapter 13: Interdisciplinary Centers: When and When Not to Choose
Them
* References
* Foreword
* Chapter 1: Introduction
* Section I: The Value of a Discipline: Motivations for
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 2: The Value of a Discipline
* Chapter 3: An Essay on the Relationship between Disciplines and
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 4: Scholarly Motivations for Interdisciplinarity: Four
Leaders in Interdisciplinary Social Science Reflect on Their Times
* Section II: Private and Public Foundations and their Role in
Establishing Major and often Lasting Interdisciplinary Projects
* Chapter 5: "Follow the Money, " Private Foundations and the Early
Focus on Interdisciplinary Research
* Chapter 6: The Second Half of the Twentieth Century: From Foundations
to Federal Funds
* Chapter 7: The Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries:
Government Support for Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 8: Interdisciplinary Initiatives at the Beginning of the 21st
Century, Or, Institutions Designed to Foster Interdisciplinary
Research
* Section III: Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning
* Chapter 9: Interdisciplinarity and Undergraduate Teaching and
Learning
* Chapter 10: Interdisciplinarity: Teaching Methodology and Graduate
Teaching and Learning
* Section IV: The Organization of Interdisciplinary Research in the
Academy
* Chapter 11: The Pitfalls and Promises of Creating Interdisciplinary
Research Organizations on Campus
* Chapter 12: How Centers Succeed: The Interdisciplinary Center and its
Administration
* Chapter 13: Interdisciplinary Centers: When and When Not to Choose
Them
* References
* Chapter 1: Introduction
* Section I: The Value of a Discipline: Motivations for
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 2: The Value of a Discipline
* Chapter 3: An Essay on the Relationship between Disciplines and
Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 4: Scholarly Motivations for Interdisciplinarity: Four
Leaders in Interdisciplinary Social Science Reflect on Their Times
* Section II: Private and Public Foundations and their Role in
Establishing Major and often Lasting Interdisciplinary Projects
* Chapter 5: "Follow the Money, " Private Foundations and the Early
Focus on Interdisciplinary Research
* Chapter 6: The Second Half of the Twentieth Century: From Foundations
to Federal Funds
* Chapter 7: The Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries:
Government Support for Interdisciplinarity
* Chapter 8: Interdisciplinary Initiatives at the Beginning of the 21st
Century, Or, Institutions Designed to Foster Interdisciplinary
Research
* Section III: Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning
* Chapter 9: Interdisciplinarity and Undergraduate Teaching and
Learning
* Chapter 10: Interdisciplinarity: Teaching Methodology and Graduate
Teaching and Learning
* Section IV: The Organization of Interdisciplinary Research in the
Academy
* Chapter 11: The Pitfalls and Promises of Creating Interdisciplinary
Research Organizations on Campus
* Chapter 12: How Centers Succeed: The Interdisciplinary Center and its
Administration
* Chapter 13: Interdisciplinary Centers: When and When Not to Choose
Them
* References