Interdisciplinary Studies at a Crossroads

Abstract

The article discusses the growth of interdisciplinary departments, programs and centers in universities and colleges in the U.S. It suggests that interdisciplinary programs are in position to produce authoritative and canonical bodies of work. It also mentions the benefits of interdisciplinary studies, such as the production of knowledge through innovative scholarship and the creation of working networks across the disciplines and departments throughout the university.

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