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Trans-knowledge? Geography, Mobility, and Knowledge in Transnational Education [PDF]
, 2017 Is there anything more mobile and less sticky than the knowledge imparted and created through transnational higher education (TNE)? Transnationalism implies an inherent mobility and fluidity—a process at ease with geographical distance and difference.
Waters, Johanna, Leung, W.H.M.
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De la mobilisation des connaissances au partenariat de recherche
Sociologies, 2011 Our initial hypothesis was that results from a research study developed in partnership would be better adapted to the needs of the various participants than results from a more « classic » research method.
Hélène Belleau
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Social SciencesScholars traditionally hold influential positions due to their cultural capital, derived from academic degrees, scholarly publications, and professional credentials.
Lucas L. H. Wong
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Indigenous-language communication as an opportunity for engagement in the aquatic sciences
FACETSKnowledge gained from the aquatic sciences is of relevance to Indigenous communities. Efforts are underway to braid Indigenous and western ways of knowing, following an overdue increased focus on reconciliation and calls to action.
William Chapman +2 more
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A Knowledge Mobilization Initiative Pilot in the Library
Partnership: The Canadian Journal of Library and Information Practice and ResearchOver the last twenty years knowledge mobilization (KM) is increasingly a priority for researchers, funders, and universities. As KM emphasizes non-traditional forms of mobilization and encourages approaching research differently (e.g.
Alison J. Moore +2 more
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Mobilities, science and knowledge
, 2021 Cette contribution vise à questionner la construction du champ scientifique sous l’angle des mobilités. Ces dernières sont pensées au sens large en intégrant les déplacements des individus, la circulation des informations ou connaissances et les réseaux de coopération entre individus.
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Photovoice as knowledge mobilization
This article was motivated by an awareness of the knowledge mobilization aspect of photovoice facilitating meaningful social change. Photovoice aims to platform excluded voices and alternative forms of knowledge through photographs. In this project, immigrants with a professional background articulated their experiences in finding work in their field ...
Morgenshtern, Marina +2 more
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FACETSThe Royal Society of Canada Working Group on Health Research System Recovery developed actionable recommendations for organizations to implement to strengthen Canada’s health research system.
Sharon E. Straus +6 more
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Mobilising Knowledge in (and About) Academic Health Science Centres: Boundary Spanning, Inter-organisational Governance and Systems Thinking [PDF]
International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 2022 Alexandra Edelman +7 more
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Learning Health SystemsBackground Communities of practice support evidence‐based practice and can be, in and of themselves, applied learning spaces in organizations. However, the variety of ways that communities of practice can support learning health systems are poorly ...
Stephanie P. Brooks +5 more
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