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- 1. Crossing Boundaries in Research: Critical Reflections from an Interdisciplinary Bastard Alister Scott Centre for Environment and Society Research
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- 15. Managing Environmental Change at the Rural Urban Fringe 2010-2012 Alister Scott Claudia Carter, Mark Reed, Peter Larkham, Nicki Schiessel, Karen Leach, Nick Morton, Rachel Curzon David Jarvis, Andrew Hearle, Mark Middleton, Bob Forster, Keith Budden, Ruth Waters, David Collier, Chris Crean, Miriam Kennet, Richard Coles and Ben Rural Economy and Land Use Programme Stonyer relu
- 16. To Boldly Go… relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 17. Crossing academic, policy, practice and scalar divides Birmingham City University Birmingham School of the Built Environment/BIAD University of Aberdeen Aberdeen Centre for Environmental Sustainability Forest Research National Farmers Union David Jarvis Associates Natural England Localise West Midlands Green Economics Institute Birmingham Environment Partnership West Midlands Rural Affairs Forum Worcestershire County Council West Midlands Regional Assembly United Research Team relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 18. Seeking out new ‘lenses’ • Spatial Planning and Ecosystem Approach Paradigms (lenses) • Critical thoughtpieces • PI Synthesis • Team builds new conceptual lens relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 19. Crossing and simplifying theoretical boundaries
- 20. Seeking out evidence • Visioning exercises relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme • Workshops (Team led)
- 21. Delivering Unconventional Outputs relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 22. Delivering Unconventional Outputs relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 23. Delivering Unconventional Outputs relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 24. Delivering Unconventional Outputs relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 25. Delivering Unconventional Outputs relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 26. Delivering Unconventional Outputs relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme Building interdisciplinarity across the rural domain
- 27. Lessons Learnt • Embedding policy, practice and academia within one research team reaps rewards • Choose who you work with carefully • Flexibility embedded in research method • Important for researchers to go outside comfort zone relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
- 28. Take Home Messages • Interdisciplinary approaches needed to tackle key issues we face as a society • Need an effective ‘bastard’ to lead interdisciplinary endeavours • Role of a team prepared to go outside usual silos • Are BCU structures for teaching and research enabling such approaches? relu Rural Economy and Land Use Programme
Editor's Notes
- Talk focusses on the opportunity spaces within what we call the RUF. This is a interdisciplinary team project funded by the RELU programme . I am leading this presentation today
- Having built a team uniting academics and policy practitioners we effectively Our starting point involved individual reflective pieces drawing on experiences of Spatial Planning and the Ecosystem Approach. Despite their different foundations and philosophies the rhetoric has remarkable convergence . These terms emerging from a contents analysis of the reflective pieces form the starting point from which our resultant framework was produced .”