Volume 19 (2001) – Association for Interdisciplinary Studies

Table of Contents, No. 19, 2001

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	Issues in Integrative Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal An Annual Publication of the Association for Integrative Studies Jay Wentworth, Editor, and David Sebberson, Associate Editor Editor’s Comments
Author	Selection
William H. Newell	A Theory of Interdisciplinary Studies
	Responses to Newell
Stanley Bailis	Contending with Complexity: A Response to William H. Newell’s “A Theory of Interdisciplinary Studies”
Julie Thompson Klein	Interdisciplinarity and the Prospect of Complexity: The Tests of Theory
J. Linn Mackey	Another Approach to Interdisciplinary Studies
Richard Carp	Integrative Praxes: Learning from Multiple Knowledge Formations
Jack Meek	The Practice of Interdisciplinarity: Complex Conditions and the Potential of Interdisciplinary Theory
William H. Newell	Reply to the Respondents to “A Theory of Interdisciplinary Studies”

Steve Payne	Applying More Integrative Potentials for IDS Program Planning and Development
Rick Szostak	Putting Social Structure in Its Place Schematically
	Conference Keynote, October 6, 2000
Dr. Linda E. Olds	The Columbia Basin as a Metaphor for an Interdisciplinary Approach