This book explores how knowledge transfer between the worlds of research, policy and practice can be improved. The various ways knowledge brokers operate are explored through case examples and the lessons learned from experienced proponents. The book concludes by posing three sets of ideas to shape the future of knowledge brokering. 

Badham, J. (2010). A compendium of modelling techniques. Integration Insights #12, May. 

This Integration Insight provides a brief overview of the most popular modelling techniques used to analyse complex real-world problems, as well as some less popular but highly relevant techniques. The modelling methods are divided into three categories, with each encompassing a number of methods, as follows:

Dealing with Uncertainties in Policing Serious Crime is now available on the ANU E Press website: http://press.anu.edu.au/publications/dealing-uncertainties-policing-serious-crime

Welcome to the new I2S website! This replaces the previous website at: [Moderator update – In November 2023, this link was no longer available and so the link structure has been left in place but the active link deleted: www. anu.edu.au/ iisn]. You will see some major changes. We have thought long and hard about […]

This book is a systematic approach to research integration using dialogue methods in order to bring together multiple perspectives. Research on real-world problems—like restoration of wetlands, the needs of the elderly, effective disaster response and the future of the airline industry—requires expert knowledge from a range of disciplines, as well as from stakeholders affected by […]

Dialogue book launch-26th Nov ’09, 5pm for 5.30pm launch, ANU Co-op bookshop, Union Court, ANU.

The ANU Co-op Bookshop and the ANU E Press invite you to the launch of Research Integration Using Dialogue Methods by David McDonald, Gabriele Bammer & Peter Deane

The book will be launched by Professor Ted Lefroy, Director of the Centre for Environment at the University of Tasmania.