Leading transdisciplinary co-production

Durose, Catherine, Perry, Beth, Richardson, Liz and Dean, Rikki (2021) Leading transdisciplinary co-production. In, Hemström, Kerstin, Simon, David, Palmer, Henrietta, Perry, Beth and Polk, Merritt (eds.) Transdisciplinary Knowledge Co-production: A Guide for Sustainable Cities. Practical Action Publishing, pp. 35-37. (doi:10.3362/9781788531481).

Abstract

Interest in co-production reflects a growing demand and interest for a more socially accountable form of knowledge production. Yet the challenges presented by co-production are often underplayed in comparison to its potential, and the question of leadership in co-production is often marginalized as a ‘second order’ question. It is critical to ask: who leads, for what purpose, and how? Where leadership is discussed, particular leadership strategies for co-production are often assumed or extolled. Critical perspectives about power and positionality in co-production – and what this means for leadership – are rarely reflected upon.

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Author: Rikki Dean

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