Five rules of thumb for post-ELSI interdisciplinary collaborations

Пять практических правил для междисциплинарного сотрудничества в пост-ELSI-пространстве
Andrew Balmer, Jane Calvert, Claire Marris, Susan Molyneux‐Hodgson, Emma Frow, Matthew Kearnes, Kate Bulpin, Pablo Schyfter, Adrian Mackenzie, Paul Martin
2016-01-02

collaborative experimentationcollaborative reflexivityinterdisciplinary collaborationnatural and social sciencespost-ELSI collaboration
In this paper we identify five rules of thumb for interdisciplinary collaboration across the natural and social sciences. We link these to efforts to move away from the ‘ethical, legal and social issues’ framework of interdisciplinarity and towards a post-ELSI collaborative space. It is in trying to open up such a space that we identify the need for: collaborative experimentation, taking risks, collaborative reflexivity, opening-up discussions of unshared goals and neighbourliness.
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Collaborators should practice reflexivity and openly discuss goals that are not shared across disciplines.
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Effective post-ELSI collaboration requires collaborative experimentation and willingness to take risks.
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It advocates moving beyond the conventional ethical, legal and social issues (ELSI) framework toward a post-ELSI collaborative space.
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The paper emphasizes neighbourliness as a principle for sustaining interdisciplinary collaboration.
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The paper identifies five practical rules of thumb for interdisciplinary collaboration between the natural and social sciences.

post-ELSI interdisciplinary collaboration across the natural and social sciences

five rules of thumb for enabling such collaboration: collaborative experimentation, risk-taking, collaborative reflexivity, discussion of unshared goals, and neighbourliness

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Andrew Balmer
Jane Calvert
Claire Marris
Susan Molyneux‐Hodgson
Emma Frow
Matthew Kearnes
Kate Bulpin
Pablo Schyfter
Adrian Mackenzie
Paul Martin
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