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Transdisciplinary knowledge management: A key but underdeveloped skill in EBM decision-making
The ecosystem-based management (EBM) philosophy draws upon the principle that holistic understanding of the system to be governed needs to guide the decision-making process. However, empirical evidence is growing that knowledge integration is still a main bottleneck for EBM decision-makers. This paper argues that transdisciplinary knowledge management (TKM) is a key competence in achieving knowledge integration, while simultaneously it represents an underdeveloped research area in EBM if understood as a process of human interaction. Based on a literature review, this article summarizes and reflects upon the most recent development in the field of TKM. The paper presents a detailed definition and in-depth description of TKM as a process of human interaction and a diversity of organizational structures that effectuate TKM. Theoretically discussed premises are furthermore illuminated and evaluated by a case study that exemplifies pro-active development and implementation of TKM. Deviating case observations are presented as novel contributions to the field. They suggest new ideas and inspiration for future EBM research and policy agendas.
Transdisciplinary knowledge management: A key but underdeveloped skill in EBM decision-making
The ecosystem-based management (EBM) philosophy draws upon the principle that holistic understanding of the system to be governed needs to guide the decision-making process. However, empirical evidence is growing that knowledge integration is still a main bottleneck for EBM decision-makers. This paper argues that transdisciplinary knowledge management (TKM) is a key competence in achieving knowledge integration, while simultaneously it represents an underdeveloped research area in EBM if understood as a process of human interaction. Based on a literature review, this article summarizes and reflects upon the most recent development in the field of TKM. The paper presents a detailed definition and in-depth description of TKM as a process of human interaction and a diversity of organizational structures that effectuate TKM. Theoretically discussed premises are furthermore illuminated and evaluated by a case study that exemplifies pro-active development and implementation of TKM. Deviating case observations are presented as novel contributions to the field. They suggest new ideas and inspiration for future EBM research and policy agendas.
Transdisciplinary knowledge management: A key but underdeveloped skill in EBM decision-making
Giebels, Diana (author) / Carus, Jana (author) / Paul, Maike (author) / Kleyer, Michael (author) / Siebenhüner, Bernd (author) / Arns, Arne (author) / Bartholomä, Alexander (author) / Carlow, Vanessa (author) / Jensen, Jürgen (author) / Tietjen, Britta (author)
2020-01-01
Marine policy : the international journal of ocean affairs, Volume 119, September 2020, 104020 -- Mar. Policy -- 0308-597x
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