I'd like that. I think in many ways we've forgotten about holistic research.Originally Posted by marct
We've been looking at starting one at Carleton out of our Institute (pure E-journal). The plans are actually fairly advanced, but have been held up by a bunch of unrelated administrative problems (like getting a new Director!). I'll let you know what happens once I talk with the new Director but, if your interested, I think you would be a great person for the Ed Board.
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Will do - and I agree, holistic research has been structurally mitigated against. Most universities pay a lot of lip service to inter-disciplinarity, but they usually fail to come through in terms of hirings, tenure and promotions. It's also usually fairly hard to get published in top tier journals as well, which is often a tenure requirement, if you try and transcend the core of a single discipline.
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Marc W.D. Tyrrell, Ph.D.
Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies,
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The Canadian Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies, NPSIA
Carleton University
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