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Critical gender studies and international development studies: interdisciplinarity and inclusion
Critical gender studies and international development studies are both interdisciplinary, but intellectual agility can ensure they are inclusive sites of knowledge production. To develop intellectual agility, which underpins progressive interdisciplinarity, students must paradoxically venture into more closely defined disciplinary traditions … Continue reading
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Implications of adopting a Complexity Framework for Development
Read Read also: Complexity – an appropriate Framework for Development ? Formal recognition of development as a complex adaptive process confers two key benefits. Firstly, it presents a theoretical synthesis to guide the current strands of change into a more … Continue reading
Creative cities, cultural clusters and local economic development
Creative cities, cultural clusters and local economic development This book analyses the economic development of cities from the ‘cultural economy’ and ‘creative industry’ perspectives, examining and differentiating them as two related but distinct segments of contemporary city economies. The authors … Continue reading
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The Development of Cognition, Emotion, Imagination and Creativity
Read This dissertation makes a number of inter-related arguments that, at an abstract level, converge on the methodological project of challenging the divide between method and object in conventional social science. The three constituent claims that merge to create this … Continue reading
Posted in Cognition, Creativity, Development, Emotions, Imagination
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Creativity in the Making – Vygotsky’s Contemporary Contribution to the Dialectic of Creativity and Development
Read “One of the most important questions of child psychology and pedagogy is the question about creativity in children, its development and its significance for the general development of the child.” – Vygotsky In today’s information, technological and innovation driven … Continue reading
Get ready for a new economic era
Get ready for a new economic era The mortgage-fueled market slide is leading the United States into much more than a recession—it is also ushering in a new economy. The consumer economy that was born in the 1950s is lurching … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Creativity, Development, Economy, Innovation, Political economy, Work
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