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Transdisciplinarity and Sustainability

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2013-09-08

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Albrecht, Glenn

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Australian National University

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Transdisciplinary Space. “The transdisciplinary perspective assumes that (all) problems exist in what we might call ‘transdisciplinary space’. Within this space are interactions between humans and their environment that range from deeply subjective and intersubjective to the impact of global climate change”.(Albrecht et al 1998:66)(Taken from first page of poster)

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transdisciplinary space, transdisciplinary research, sustainability studies

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Albrecht, G. (2013). Transdisciplinarity and sustainability. Digital poster presented at the First Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation, September 8-11 2013, Canberra, ACT.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/10958

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First Global Conference on Research Integration and Implementation

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