Table of Contents Volume 37, Number 2, 2019
ISSUES IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
A Peer-Reviewed Publication of the Association for Interdisciplinary Studies
Editors, Gretchen Schulz & P. Sven Arvidson
Guest Editor
Tanya Augsburg, San Francisco State University, USA
GUEST EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL VOLUME ON THE WORK OF JULIE THOMPSON KLEIN
Tanya Augsburg: Editors’ Introduction
ARTICLES
Daniel Stokols: An Interdisciplinary “Six Tools Player”
Karri A. Holley: Learning from Klein: Examining Current Interdisciplinary Practices within U.S. Higher Education
Bethany Laursen & Michael O’Rourke: Thinking with Klein about Integration
Christian Pohl, Dena Fam, Sabine Hoffmann & Cynthia Mitchell: Exploring Julie Thompson Klein’s Framework for Analysis of Boundary Work
Frédéric Darbellay: From Interdisciplinarity to Postdisciplinarity: Extending Klein’s Thinking into the Future of the University
Machiel Keestra: Imagination and Actionability: Reflections on the Future of Interdisciplinarity, Inspired by Julie Thompson Klein
Cathy N. Davidson & Bruce B. Janz: Theory into Practice: Julie Thompson Klein’s Boundary Work and Institutional Change
Gabriele Bammer, Cynthia Mitchell, Wendy Elford, David Dumaresq, Lorrae van Kerkhoff, Bruce Small, Virginia Kaufman Hall, Stefan Kaufman, Valerie A. Brown & Louise Blessington: A Rich Mosaic of Impact: Julie Thompson Klein’s Scholarly Influence in Australia and New Zealand
Gaetano R. Lotrecchiano & Andi Hess: The Impact of Julie Thompson Klein’s Interdisciplinarity: An Ethnographic Journey
