International Conference on 13-14 September 2012 at the University of Oslo.
Is academia becoming interdisciplinary? Or do disciplines still condition our research and teaching in profound ways? Is disciplinarity perhaps even an inherent operative mode of modern academia? If so, how and to what extent should our institutions provide for interdisciplinarity?
At this international conference researchers from a variety of disciplines (!) will address the structural boundaries and epistemic frames which condition worldviews and career paths in research and higher education. We are proud to present the following keynote speakers:
- Andrew Abbott
- Rudolf Stichweh
- Sheila Jasanoff
- Lars Qvortrup
Please consult the call for papers for a more elaborate formulation of the conference theme.
Conference updates
- 11.09.12: Registration is closed
- 07.09.12: Final program and Book of abstracts have been published
- 29.08.12: The program has been updated
- 15.08.12: The program has been updated
- 04.06.12: The provisional program has been updated
- 11.05.12: Registration is open
- 11.05.12: The provisional program has been updated
- 20.04.12: Preliminary program published
- 20.04.12: Authors notified by email of the result of their abstract submission
- 15.03.12: Deadline for abstracts extended to 21 March
- 09.01.12: CFP is published
The conference is co-hosted and co-funded by the University of Oslo's Interfaculty Research Area Kultrans and the Department of Educational Research at the University of Oslo.
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