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I have written before both a thread AND a blog post on how I enter a new field.
raulpacheco.org/2018/01/mappin…
This thread will focus on how we (as supervising faculty) can help students navigate a maze of new literature. I am going to use several areas/fields I know well.
raulpacheco.org/2018/01/mappin…
This thread will focus on how we (as supervising faculty) can help students navigate a maze of new literature. I am going to use several areas/fields I know well.
One of my Masters' students wants to focus on public policy implementation research.
This is a field I know relatively well, though I am not totally up on the literature (I'm more of a comparative public policy person). I know some of the foundational authors and a few works.
This is a field I know relatively well, though I am not totally up on the literature (I'm more of a comparative public policy person). I know some of the foundational authors and a few works.
Anybody who knows me knows that I'm someone who eschews traditional "seminal works" approaches. I strongly believe we need to change the way in which we cite and include scholars in our syllabi, opening the field(s) to up-and-coming scholars and those traditionally at the margins
