Interdisciplinary Research: Process and Theory is the first book that systematically guides students in how to approach and follow through on research projects that straddle disciplines. Featuring an easy-to-follow approach that is grounded in theory, it is packed with examples of interdisciplinary research from the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities. Students will gain a solid foundation on how to achieve, produce, and express integration.
Key Features and Benefits
· Blends practice and theory by delineating a step-by-step research process that is based in relevant scholarly literature
· Illustrates each step of the research process, using examples of professional and student work oriented toward the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities
· Offers an easy-to-follow checklist so students can evaluate previous research
· Provides extensive information on the different disciplines to help students develop an understanding of disciplinary perspectives and their defining elements
Intended Audience
This core text is designed for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses in interdisciplinary research methods and will be especially helpful for courses requiring research papers.
An easy-to-follow, yet not formulaic, decision-making process for research to make an integrative study comprehensible and achievable for students
