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Developing an Understanding of 'Disciplines', Multidisciplinary and Inter-disciplinary

R. J. Gurney

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A literature review of the characteristics defining 'disciplines', multidisciplinary and inter-disciplinary is discussed. The limitations of the literature reviewed neglects the understanding of these concepts in the context of organisational change and development.

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A literature review of the characteristics defining 'disciplines', multidisciplinary and inter-disciplinary is discussed. The limitations of the literature reviewed neglects the understanding of these concepts in the context of organisational change and development.

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A literature review of the characteristics defining 'disciplines', multidisciplinary and inter-disciplinary is discussed. The limitations of the literature reviewed neglects the understanding of these concepts in the context of organisational change and development.

Key concepts: Multidisciplinary approach, Discipline, Engineering ethics, Project commissioning, Context (archaeology), Publishing, Sociology, Cross disciplinary

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