Editorial

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knowledge management, Transdisciplinarity, transdisciplinary research, editorials

Author Biography

Sarah Cummings

Sarah Cummings PhD is the Editor-in-Chief of the Knowledge Management for Development Journal. She was previously co-Director and Communications Director for the IKM Emergent Research Programme. She is a member and co-leader of the KM4Dev community. She currently works as Research Fellow at Knowledge, Technology and Innovation at Wageningen University & Research, The Netherlands. She has her own business, Knowledge Ecologist, where she undertakes knowledge-related consultancies for the UN.

References

Boyes, B., S.J.R. Cummings, F. Tesfaye Habtemariam and G. Kemboi. (2023).‘We have a dream’: proposing decolonization of knowledge as a sixth generation of knowledge management for sustainable development. Special Issue on ‘Uncomfortable truths in international development: approaches to the decolonization of knowledge from development practice, policy and research.’ Knowledge Management for Development Journal 17(1/2). 11-41. https://km4djournal.org/index.php/km4dj/article/view/548/673.

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2025-01-29

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Vol. 18 No. 2 (2025)

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Editorial

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