Generating knowledge for the use of policy-making, foresight shares a common ground of participative and policy-impacting challenges with the deliberative democracy theory.
I think that this is something that probably has a common ground with any culture or religion where there is a common ground of humanity.
Many of the concerns raised by Moghbel and colleagues in their current editorial in the European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging have been resolved previously, and we attempted to summarize the available information on these issues, to allow a future rational discussion on common grounds of knowledge.
For all faculties of the soul, or capacities, are reducible to three, which do not admit of any further derivation from a common ground: the faculty of knowledge, the feeling of pleasure or displeasure, and the faculty of desire.
To achieve this goal, we focused on the common ground of professional knowledge about laboratory practice in our tested VET programs in biology and medicine.
Poland is a common ground for us.
Communities of practice (CoPs) such as these have three fundamental elements: a domain of knowledge that creates a common ground and a sense of common identity; a community of people who care about the domain and create the social fabric of learning; and a shared practice that the community develops to be effective in their domain [ 12].
The challenge for the EPD to communicate its viewpoint and stance on corruption to an English-speaking audience lies in the very absence of a common ground both in terms of shared representations including cultural knowledge, beliefs, values, and collective memories and emotions, and in terms of shared practices.
Not any one of us, necessarily -- but rather all of us, joined together to defend the common ground of reliable, empowering knowledge.
Shared visual spaces facilitate and support conversational grounding [7 9] and thus the development of a common ground [6].
