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Interdisciplinarity in Internet Science: Challenges and Perspectives

Explore the intricate relationship between Internet Science and other interdisciplinary areas, surveying proposed disciplines and organizing events. Delve into classifications, interdisciplinary models, boundary objects, and key concepts from various disciplinary perspectives.

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Interdisciplinarity in Internet Science: Challenges and Perspectives

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  1. Interdisciplinarity in Internet Science Clare Hooper (IT Innovation, JRA2) and PanayotisAntoniadis (ETH Zurich, JRA1)

  2. Interdisciplinarity in Internet Science (1) • Proposed disciplinarity survey • Roadmap challenge: understanding the relationship between Internet Science and other interdisciplinary areas • Definitions: cross-, inter-, multi-, trans- • Classifications (e.g. Hollis’ framework) • Organising interdisciplinary events • An interdisciplinary internet, i.e. a multi-disciplinary network model, planning tool or architecture for Internet applications (C) 2014 University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and other EINS partners

  3. Interdisciplinarity in Internet Science (2) • The "two cultures" in the digital age • “vertical" and "horizontal" interdisciplinarity (and Kagen’s “three cultures”) • Unification vs. integration, observation vs. design, lingua francas • The Internet as a boundary object • Key references, readings, quotes… • Examples: success, failure, debate, dialogue • Key concepts from disciplinary perspectives (architecture, network, intelligence, ...) (C) 2014 University of Southampton IT Innovation Centre and other EINS partners

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