Means-ends enquiry : a strategy for directing inter-disciplinary research conversation

T. Brinsmead; C. Hooker; G. Ellem; A. Johnson; R. Larkin; M. Licata; K. London; S. Lucas; A. Mackenzie; M. Ostwald; V. Wells; T. young

Means-ends enquiry : a strategy for directing inter-disciplinary research conversation

T. Brinsmead
, C. Hooker
, G. Ellem
, A. Johnson
, R. Larkin
, M. Licata
, K. London
, S. Lucas
, A. Mackenzie
, M. Ostwald
, V. Wells
, T. young

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Abstract

The urban environment is shaped by the interaction among decisions by numerous design, construction and regulatory professionals. If urban development research is to be relevant to inter-disciplinary professional practice, awareness of a broad range of issues relevant to the urban environment is required, in addition to those of immediate research focus. This requires some inter-disciplinary understanding. However, appreciation of distinct disciplinary areas is time consuming.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Symposium : Building Across Borders Built Environment Procurement CIB W092 Procurement Systems, 23 - 26 September 2007, Hunter Valley, N.S.W.
Publisher	University of Newcastle
Pages	264-273
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2007
Event	Building Across Borders : CIB W092 Procurement Systems - Duration: 23 Sept 2007 → …

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Conference	Building Across Borders : CIB W092 Procurement Systems
Period	23/09/07 → …

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Brinsmead, T., Hooker, C., Ellem, G., Johnson, A., Larkin, R., Licata, M., London, K., Lucas, S., Mackenzie, A., Ostwald, M., Wells, V., & young, T. (2007). Means-ends enquiry : a strategy for directing inter-disciplinary research conversation. In Symposium : Building Across Borders Built Environment Procurement CIB W092 Procurement Systems, 23 - 26 September 2007, Hunter Valley, N.S.W. (pp. 264-273). University of Newcastle.

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Brinsmead, T, Hooker, C, Ellem, G, Johnson, A, Larkin, R, Licata, M, London, K, Lucas, S, Mackenzie, A, Ostwald, M, Wells, V & young, T 2007, Means-ends enquiry : a strategy for directing inter-disciplinary research conversation. in Symposium : Building Across Borders Built Environment Procurement CIB W092 Procurement Systems, 23 - 26 September 2007, Hunter Valley, N.S.W.. University of Newcastle, pp. 264-273, Building Across Borders : CIB W092 Procurement Systems, 23/09/07.

Means-ends enquiry : a strategy for directing inter-disciplinary research conversation. / Brinsmead, T.; Hooker, C.; Ellem, G. et al.
Symposium : Building Across Borders Built Environment Procurement CIB W092 Procurement Systems, 23 - 26 September 2007, Hunter Valley, N.S.W.. University of Newcastle, 2007. p. 264-273.

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