The integration is based on multi-disciplinary theoretical and modeling approaches including Geographic Information Science, civil and transportation engineering, computer science, social media and communication.
Energy Dreams interrogates the ontology of energy from the first coinage of the word energeia by Aristotle to the current practice of fracking and the popularity of "energy drinks". Its sustained, multi-disciplinary investigation builds a theoretical infrastructure for an alternative energy paradigm.
Furthermore, in addition to making relevant a multi-theoretical and multi-disciplinary stance, what new types of issues have been made visible when empirical datasets across GSN settings are focused upon within the same analytical framings?
International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics is a peer-reviewed, multi-disciplinary journal that focuses on the theoretical, methodological and practical dimensions of cooperative solutions to international environmental problems.
International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics is a peer-reviewed, multi-disciplinary journal that focuses on the theoretical, methodological and practical dimensions of achieving cooperative solutions to international environmental problems.
This diverse, multi-disciplinary collection of studies is informed by different theoretical perspectives.
In the 1995 Institute of Medicine report, Health Services Research: Training and Workforce Issues [ 2], four elements of HSR training were emphasized: its multi-disciplinary approach; inclusion of basic and applied research; use of conceptual and theoretical relationships within and between health systems; and, research done on both populations and individuals.
The use of different theoretical and methodological approaches has certainly enriched the literature with multi-disciplinary perspectives.
This paper develops a theoretical framework of technical requirements for using BIM-server as a multi-disciplinary collaboration platform.
Poverty, Human Rights, and Development (Professor Lucie White) is a multi-disciplinary exploration of the connections between global poverty, human rights, and development from historical, institutional, theoretical, and policy-making perspectives.
This paper identifies the key empirical results from the multi-disciplinary literature to help transport researchers and practitioners place contractual decision-making in the broader theoretical context, suggesting aspects of transport contracting that merit future research.
