Dear Friends,

I had contacted Professor Søren Brier, Editor-in-Chief, CYBERNETICS &
HUMAN KNOWING (http://www.imprint.co.uk/C&HK/), requesting him to
consider adding JRP to their Web site, under their "Related Journals"
link: http://www.chkjournal.org/?page=related_journals

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>> DP wrote:

Both journals are non-disciplinary and seek to develop our
understanding of the process of knowing. Whereas C&HK takes a more
specialised approach through second-order cybernetics and semiotics,
JRP takes a more grounded approach, attending to researchers' own
narratives about what they do. To me, there is much opportunity for
cross-fertilisation between C&HK and JRP.

>> Professor Søren Brier wrote:

I think that is a good idea and I ask our web site editor Argyris to
do this.
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We are also planning to add a "Related Journals" link. Please suggest
any journals you consider related to JRP. Some of the following themes
are likely to be related to JRP:

(a) processes of science/research/inquiry
(b) policies and institutions associated with research/innovation
(c) idea of practice or reflective practice
(d) research education, open inquiry and open innovation
(e) transdisciplinarity, interdisciplinarity

DP