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Even students studying creative and leisure disciplines must learn differently.
Most economists, let alone specialists in other disciplines, regard such accusations as unfair, because only a few of them devoted themselves to scrutinizing financial developments; yet their credibility has been seriously dented.
For economists, humility also implies listening to people from other disciplines.
Less obvious is the lag among economic institutions in updating policy approaches, including through faster incorporation of important insights and tools from behavioral science, AI, neuroscience, and other disciplines.
Masters of these disciplines were revered there, medicine advanced quickly, and the average person was curious about how nature worked.
University science departments, particularly in disciplines like engineering, depend heavily on foreign students.
When faced with immeasurable uncertainties, it is much more common for a scientific committee to spend hours negotiating a single interpretation of the risks, even when faced with a range of contending but equally well-founded analyses and judgments, often from different (but equally scientific) fields and disciplines.
No matter the depth of reform, the role of the state in managing globalization, and the continuing Confucian disciplines, are likely to remain as vital as ever.
In some disciplines it is becoming difficult to find academic scientists who are not in some way dependent on corporate support.
Even different groups of scientists – in public health, climate, seismology, and other specialities – do not communicate adequately with one another, despite the fact that today’s threats often cut across different scientific disciplines.
The US National Science Foundation (NSF), whose primary mission is to support laboratory research across many disciplines, is funding a series of "citizens' technology forums," at which average, previously uninformed Americans come together to solve a thorny question of technology policy.
The correlation among psychological traits, academic disciplines, and presence in different radical groups is nearly perfect.
In most research disciplines, European-born “superstars” work and teach in the US rather than in Europe, and, according to a study by Gilles Saint-Paul, it is the superstars in particular who generate growth and prosperity for a country.
As science advances across disciplines and diseases in ways that were unimaginable even five years ago, the research walls that divide prevention and cure must fall.
But that does not mean they accept democracy or its disciplines.
Muslim scholars added to the body of knowledge and developed new disciplines, such as astronomy, geography, and new branches of mathematics.
The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network will support the new Global Partnership by creating a new Thematic Network on Data for Sustainable Development, which will bring together leading data scientists, thinkers, and academics from across multiple sectors and disciplines to form a center of data excellence.
Indeed, the most interesting economic questions are generally located on the borderline with neighboring disciplines.
Education in social sciences and humanities is particularly deficient, owing to lack of investment in these disciplines and excessive political control of curricula.
Last year, women made up 60% of all students passing university exams, and women have done well in traditionally male-dominated disciplines like engineering.
First, the new set of external disciplines come hand-in-hand with a particular, neo-liberal model of economic development that remains untested, and will foreclose development strategies that worked in the past, and others that could work in the future.
It will also connect people from different disciplines and sectors united by the goal of promoting systemic changes that give adolescents, especially girls, the opportunity to fulfill their potential.
However, the past 20 years or so have witnessed the emergence of research on science education at the university level carried out by scientists in their respective disciplines.
Behind the critiques directed at the EU and national governments as “not being social enough,” lurks an image of the Union as a trap that is forcing its members to bend to the fateful disciplines of the market, thus depriving national leaders of their ability to realize important social goals.
The aim, according to the students, should be to “bridge disciplines within and outside of economics.”
Such an approach requires incorporating psychology, anthropology, sociology, history, physics, biology, mathematics, computer science, and other disciplines that study complex adaptive systems.
But what about the humanities – all those disciplines (literature, history, languages, and so forth) whose relevance to economic competitiveness is not so obvious?
Although we now think of academic disciplines, including the humanities, as being “research-led,” this understates the university’s historic role in converting the primate Homo sapiens into a creature whose interests, aspirations, and achievements extend beyond successful sexual reproduction.
Disciplines like history, psychology, sociology, anthropology, economics, market research, and social marketing can help.
Another way to ensure that academia continues to innovate in useful and relevant ways is to blur the traditional boundaries among disciplines – the frontiers where invention so often happens.
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