Interdisciplinary collaborative writing for publication with exiled academics: the nature of relational expertise Interdisciplinary collaborative writing for publication with exiled academics: the nature of relational expertise
Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift, 2022

This paper aims to provide insight and guidance for developing and leading interdisciplinary collaborative writing groups when working with researchers in Centre-Periphery contexts. The participants in this study were exiled Syrian academics domiciled in Turkey working in interdisciplinary project groups with their UK-Turkey-based academic mentors and UK-based workshop leaders. The groups were at the writing for publication stage of the project. In exploring the processes involved in writing in such groups, the study identified a key dimension to successful collaborative writing that of relational expertise. The study found that authorial identity played a significant role in the process of writing and that relational expertise was evidenced through confidence in knowledge , positive attitudes to others' knowledge and willingness to negotiate. We argue that explicit articulation of authorial identity and power differences are necessary first steps in establishing interdisciplinary collaborative writing groups in Centre-Periphery contexts.

Författare

Marion Heron

University of Surrey

Thomas Parkinson

University Of Kent

Nidal Ajaj

University Of Kent

Baraa Khuder

University of London

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0305-7925 (ISSN)

Vol. 52 6

Ämneskategorier

Tvärvetenskapliga studier

Lärande och undervisning

Pedagogiskt arbete

DOI

10.1080/03057925.2020.1845953

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2023-11-03