Ten Cheers for Interdisciplinarity¶
Nissani, M. (1997). Ten Cheers for Interdisciplinarity: The Case for Interdisciplinary Knowledge and Research. The Social Science Journal, 34(2), 201-216.
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- Echo Chamber
- In scientific communities, it is the small, tightly cited subfield where reviewers, journals, and conference programmes share assumptions the field rarely tests, so internal debates flourish while external critique never lands.
This sourceDocuments disciplinary insularity and barriers to outside knowledge, including that errors internal to a discipline are best detected by those familiar with adjacent fields.
- In scientific communities, it is the small, tightly cited subfield where reviewers, journals, and conference programmes share assumptions the field rarely tests, so internal debates flourish while external critique never lands.
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