Team Science, Justice, and the Co-Production of Knowledge
Team Science, Justice, and the Co-Production of Knowledge
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DOI:
10.1002/ajcp.12252
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发表时间:
2018-09-01
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Tebes, Jacob Kraemer
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作者:
Tebes, Jacob Kraemer
Science increasingly consists of interdisciplinary team-based research to address complex social, biomedical, public health, and global challenges through a practice known as team science. In this article, I discuss the added value of team science, including participatory team science, for generating scientific knowledge. Participatory team science involves the inclusion of public stakeholders on science teams as co-producers of knowledge. I also discuss how constructivism offers a common philosophical foundation for both community psychology and team science, and how this foundation aligns well with contemporary developments in science that emphasize the co-production of knowledge. I conclude with a discussion of how the co-production of knowledge in team science can promote justice.HighlightsInterdisciplinary team science can address social/biomedical/public health/global challenges. Participatory team science is one type of team that includes public stakeholders on science teams. Public participation on science teams as knowledge co-producers aligns with contemporary science. The co-production of knowledge in participatory team science can promote justice.