societies: an open access journal of social sciences and humanities
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2011
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Abstract
Scholars have long recognized the value of moving beyond their disciplinary silos to view the world from a variety of different perspectives. Our understanding of humanity and the world in which we live has been greatly enhanced by the insights produced by multidisciplinary research teams and the emergence of interdisciplinary programs within academia. Societies, the latest open access journal from MDPI, contributes to this thriving enterprise in three inter-related and unique ways. [...]
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| Authors | ;Madine VanderPlaat |
| Journal | food microbiology |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.3390/soc1010001
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