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Christian Pohl et Gertrude Hirsch Hadorn présentent dans cet article les bases conceptuelles et méthodologiques de la recherche transdisciplinaire telle qu'elle est développée et défendue dans le cadre du réseau td-net qu'ils animent tous les deux pour les Académies suisses des sciences. C'est pour NSS l'occasion de s'ouvrir aux approches interdisciplinaires d'autres courants européens, ici celui de la "transdisciplinarité". Nous publierons, dans le prochain numéro, une réaction à cet article de la part de Ray Ison, Professeur de Sciences des Systems à l'Open University (Milton-Keynes, UK)... en attendant celles d'autres lecteurs.

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The Emergence of Transdisciplinarity as a Form of Research

Hadorn

Biber-Klemm²,

Grossenbacher-Mansuy³

et al.

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