Vol 9 No 2 (2013): Breaking the boundaries to knowledge integration: society meets science within knowledge management for development | Knowledge Management for Development Journal

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Published: 2013-11-24

Editorial

Breaking the boundaries to knowledge integration: society meets science within knowledge management for development

Valerie A. Brown, Sebastiao Mendonça Ferreira, Wenny W.S. Ho, Barbara J. Regeer, Marjolein B.M. Zweekhorst, Sarah Cummings

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Papers

Proposing a fifth generation of knowledge management for development: investigating convergence between knowledge management for development and transdisciplinary research

Sarah Cummings, Barbara J. Regeer, Wenny W.S. Ho, Marjolein B.M. Zweekhorst

10-36
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Diversity and tension in knowledge production and dissemination: a closer look at the activities of 10 Ghanaian civil society organisations

Denise Beaulieu

37-52
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Transformation science: seven collective questions for a just and sustainable future.

Valerie A. Brown, John A. Harris

53-66
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Creating social entrepreneurship for rural livelihoods in Bangladesh: perspectives on knowledge and learning processes

Jeroen Maas, Joske Bunders, Marjolein Zweekhorst

67-84
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The power of personal knowledge: reflecting on conscientization in lives of disabled people and people affected by leprosy in Cirebon, Indonesia

Beatriz Miranda-Galarza, Mimi Lusli, Christine W.M. Dedding, Fiona M. Budge, Marjolein B.M. Zweekhorst

85-104
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Mutual learning for knowledge co-creation about disability inclusive development programmes and practice

Saskia C. van Veen, Joske G.F. Bunders, Barbara J. Regeer

105-124
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Towards integration of service user knowledge in mental healthcare in low and middle-income countries: insights from Transition Theory

Alida Joanna van der Ham, Laura S Shields, Jacqueline E. W. Broerse

125-139
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Mapping networks to improve knowledge exchange among family planning and reproductive health organizations in Ethiopia

Sarah V. Harlan, Tara M. Sullivan, Samson E. Hailegiorgis

140-161
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Reflections on the dynamics of the coexistence of multiple knowledge cultures in a community-based maternal health project in Tanzania

Andrea Solnes Miltenburg, Evelien Rijkers, Jamal Barass, Naomi Maselle, Jos van Roosmalen, Joske Bunders

162-184
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Stories

A reflection on positionality and knowledge processes in transdisciplinary research

Ruth Peters

185-190
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Tools and Methods

Guidelines for knowledge integration: navigating a myriad of perspectives

Wenny W.S. Ho

191-197
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