1997
DOI: 10.1080/13892249785300151
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Training in interdisciplinary team research for agricultural development: the experience of ICRA

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“…Despite the growing importance of integrative research, little is known about these aspects, and little data is available on the performance of these projects. Some studies that explicitly deal with integrative research are Hawkins (1997), Duffy and others (1997), Naiman (1999), Spanner (2001), Bruce and others (2004), others (2004), and. These authors found poor organization, difficulties in leadership and personal chemistry, academic traditions and merit systems, power struggles, and publishing to be particular concerns.…”
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“…Despite the growing importance of integrative research, little is known about these aspects, and little data is available on the performance of these projects. Some studies that explicitly deal with integrative research are Hawkins (1997), Duffy and others (1997), Naiman (1999), Spanner (2001), Bruce and others (2004), others (2004), and. These authors found poor organization, difficulties in leadership and personal chemistry, academic traditions and merit systems, power struggles, and publishing to be particular concerns.…”
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confidence: 99%