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Boundary Crossing and Boundary Objects
Review of Educational Research, 2011 Diversity and mobility in education and work present a paramount challenge that needs better conceptualization in educational theory. This challenge has been addressed by educational scholars with the notion of boundaries, particularly by the concepts of boundary crossing and boundary objects.
Arthur Bakker, Sanne Akkerman
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Hastings Center Report, 2019
AbstractI met Dan Callahan in 1986—when I came to pitch him. Coming from a sleek office setting near Boston, I was intrigued by The Hastings Center's higgledy‐piggledy environment where so many smart people got to work in a relaxed, inviting atmosphere.
Tommaso Milani, Erez Levon, Ruth Glocer
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AbstractI met Dan Callahan in 1986—when I came to pitch him. Coming from a sleek office setting near Boston, I was intrigued by The Hastings Center's higgledy‐piggledy environment where so many smart people got to work in a relaxed, inviting atmosphere.
Tommaso Milani, Erez Levon, Ruth Glocer
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JAMA
In an effort to ease the emotional devastation of parents who had just learned their child has diabetes, a pediatric emergency medicine fellow struggles with crossing the professional-personal line to share his experience with diabetes.
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In an effort to ease the emotional devastation of parents who had just learned their child has diabetes, a pediatric emergency medicine fellow struggles with crossing the professional-personal line to share his experience with diabetes.
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Veterinary Record, 2005
In the past, research on zoonotic diseases has been fragmented. Teresa Belcher and Diane Newell discuss the formation of Med‐Vet‐Net, a ‘virtual institute’, which aims to integrate activity between researchers in human and veterinary medicine across the European ...
T, Belcher, D G, Newell
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In the past, research on zoonotic diseases has been fragmented. Teresa Belcher and Diane Newell discuss the formation of Med‐Vet‐Net, a ‘virtual institute’, which aims to integrate activity between researchers in human and veterinary medicine across the European ...
T, Belcher, D G, Newell
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2003
This paper critically examines the biology of species identity and the morality of crossing species boundaries in the context of emerging research that involves combining human and nonhuman animals at the genetic or cellular level. We begin with the notion of species identity, particularly focusing on the ostensible fixity of species boundaries, and we
Jason Scott, Robert, Françoise, Baylis
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This paper critically examines the biology of species identity and the morality of crossing species boundaries in the context of emerging research that involves combining human and nonhuman animals at the genetic or cellular level. We begin with the notion of species identity, particularly focusing on the ostensible fixity of species boundaries, and we
Jason Scott, Robert, Françoise, Baylis
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To Cross or not to Cross the Boundaries?
2012To explore the reasons why certain services could not be digitally integrated and fully provided online, some focus-group interviews were conducted with key officials of the municipal departments mentioned above. Governmental insiders were able to offer some compelling factors which critically influence the integration of e-services. Surprisingly, some
Kuan-Chiu Tseng, Lung-Teng Hu
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Social Studies of Science, 2003
Evolutionary Economics (EE), Social Construction of Technology (SCOT) and Actor-Network Theory (ANT) are often seen in literature on technology as alternative ways of accounting for technological change. Superficially they seem to exclude each other because of contradictory understandings of how technology changes, but in this paper we argue that there
Henrik Bruun, Janne Hukkinen
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Evolutionary Economics (EE), Social Construction of Technology (SCOT) and Actor-Network Theory (ANT) are often seen in literature on technology as alternative ways of accounting for technological change. Superficially they seem to exclude each other because of contradictory understandings of how technology changes, but in this paper we argue that there
Henrik Bruun, Janne Hukkinen
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