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Means-ends enquiry: A strategy for directing inter-disciplinary research conversation

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posted on 2024-10-31, 15:36 authored by Thomas Brinsmead, Clifford Hooker, Gary Ellem, Andrew Johnson, R Larkin, M Licata, Kerry London, Steven Lucas, A Mackenzie, Michael Ostwald, V Wells, T Young
The urban environment is shaped by the interaction among decisions by numerous design, construction and regulatory professionals. If urban development research is to be relevant to inter-disciplinary professional practice, awareness of a broad range of issues relevant to the urban environment is required, in addition to those of immediate research focus. This requires some inter-disciplinary understanding. However, appreciation of distinct disciplinary areas is time consuming

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Start page

264

End page

273

Total pages

10

Outlet

Symposium: Building Across Borders Built Environment Procurement CIB WO92 Procurement Systems Proceedings

Editors

Kerry London, Gajendran Thayarapan, Jessica Chen

Name of conference

Symposium: Building Across Borders Built Environment Procurement CIB WO92 Procurement Systems

Publisher

Centre for Interdisciplinary Built Environment Research (CIBER), University of Newcastle

Place published

Australia

Start date

2007-09-23

End date

2007-09-26

Language

English

Copyright

© CIBER

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2006029229

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2020-06-22

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2012-11-26

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