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Beyond Boundary Objects and Immutable Mobiles - New Ways of Thinking about the Movement of Knowledge III: Co-Production of Knowledge
Thu, August 30, 2:00 to 3:30pm, ICC, E5.4Session Submission Type: Open Panel
Abstract
Knowledge has been a central focus in Science and Technology Studies for quite some time, in particular its production and dissemination. To talk about the latter, STS scholars have developed concepts like boundary objects, immutable mobiles, and trading zones; concepts that draw attention to the knowledge objects that offer flexibility or stability or are being exchanged. This open panel explores new and other ways of in detail tracing the everyday practices, structures, and relations that make knowledge travel from one site to another.This session adresses important aspects of co-production of knowledge.
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Individual Presentations
Opening the Black Box of Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Cognitive Maps of Knowledge Sharing in Research Teams - Lianghao Dai
Learning By Transacting: Making, Learning And Sharing Knowledge In The ‘Cities Of The Future’ Laboratory - Lina Ingeborgrud
Stanley Milgram and the Sonic Imaginary - Trevor John Pinch, Cornell University
Ecologies of Expertise: Re-Evaluating Brokering in Knowledge Co-Production - Ronlyn Duncan, Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research; Melissa robson, Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research; Sarah Edwards, Lincoln University
State Spaces and Boundary Infrastructures - Dylan P Brady, University of Oregon