Titlebook: Rethinking Interdisciplinarity across the Social Sciences and Neurosciences; Felicity Callard,Des Fitzgerald Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 Felicity Ca

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y of Education and the representatives of the World Bank knew that they would need solid evidence which demonstrated that the program produced beneficial outcomes in order (a) to continue to promote the program as a central policy for education reform in El Salvador and (b) to be able to credibly pr

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Introduction: Not Another Book about Interdisciplinarity,own attempts to work and live across the social sciences and neurosciences. The introduction sets out the core goal of the volume, which is to give a sense, beyond bland encouragements, of what actually goes into, and what goes on in, interdisciplinary projects. The introduction sets out the core re

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Environmental Entanglements: Neurological Lives and Social Worlds,nd neurosciences: the effects of the environment. The chapter thus analyses a series of conceptual and methodological developments — in both biological and social domains — that have created the ground for life scientists and social scientists to begin collaborating around the simultaneously cultura

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Choreographing the Interdisciplinary, a specific, tightly-bounded domain. This chapter is about distributions of space and time in interdisciplinary projects, and a critique of the dominant spatial logics and metaphors that often prop up interdisciplinary endeavours. Against such imaginaries, the chapter sets out four alternatives for

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Against Reciprocity: Dynamics of Power in Interdisciplinary Spaces,tuality, fair exchange, and so on. In this chapter, we show what is missing from this analysis, which is any account of power. The chapter thus takes up an analysis of how power works in an interdisciplinary space — setting out, in particular, some of the different financial, epistemic, and cultural

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