Critical Issues

The Critical Issues Domain is a collection of projects which aim to provide a forum for examining key contemporary issues. Projects in the series are ‘critical’ in two senses; first, they are critical in the sense of being significant – the areas being explored are of dominant and pressing concern in contemporary living and thinking. Second, they are critical in the sense of being questioning – the projects are designed to allow for a full, frank and thorough discussion of all aspects of the area being examined.

The purpose of the Domain is therefore to concentrate on grappling with contemporary issues using inter- and trans-disciplinary tools of analysis. The projects examine accepted practices and traditions, question received wisdom, engage with complex issues which dominate current thinking and sign-post the opportunities for interdisciplinary modelling in addressing such issues.

The work of the projects are a means by which people of differing professions, practices, backgrounds and contexts can interact and begin to critically evaluate key issues and concerns in order to map a common terrain for further exploration. The Hub aims to assist and promote the possibility for collaborative global research and publications.

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Freeland, Oxfordshire OX29 8HR
United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1993 882087
Fax: +44 (0)870 4601132
E-mail: office@inter-disciplinary.net

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Upcoming Events
New Publications Site Launched
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new publications site: Inter-Disciplinary Press. All publications will shortly removed from this site and ported over to the new site which will be dedicated to interdisciplinary publishing of all varieties.

New Projects Planned for Hong Kong and North America
2012 will see us expand our footprint to take in Hong Kong and North America. Initially scheduled as two sets of 4 projects in each location, there will be a research-focused orientation to the activities which will take place. These will be linked to a progressive publications plan consisting of a new 'Handbook' style series designed to bring together the best in interdisciplinary collaboration.

Stats for July 2011
July was a busy month for the server! 667,708 hits were recorded on the Inter-Disciplinary.Net, with 49,720 unique visitors. The continuing response to and global recognition of our work never ceases to be a source of delight to everyone involved and a huge 'thank you' for your on-going support and interest in our projects.