„Communication in International R&D Projects” Vienna, Nov. 19, 2007 >Haus der Forschung< The Culture of Crossing Borders Josef Hochgerner Zentrum für Soziale.

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„Communication in International R&D Projects” Vienna, Nov. 19, 2007 >Haus der Forschung< The Culture of Crossing Borders Josef Hochgerner Zentrum für Soziale Innovation

OVERVIEW Four main topics: Research under conditions of globalisation What borderlines are there in science and research How to bridge gaps and borders by communication The concept of trans-disciplinarity

„INTERNATIONAL R&D“... nearby, far away, at any time Science and research in globalisation:

LIMITED KNOWLEDGE Floating borders and limitations in history and concerning accountability, responsibility, ethics

ACCESS VS. CONTROL The notion of borders in R&D More inroads to the land of unknown More travel More presentations More tools to communicate Less time for reflection Less continuity

BORDERLINES IN SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH Who will put the puzzle together? Nation states, national science, regional and national innovation systems Language, cultures, behaviour, practices, custom Operational knowledge and competence Norms, regulation, departmentalisaton Gender, status, social skills, Experience, age What is, will be, or should be the role of European Framework Programmes European Research Area International scientific communities Research organisations Researcher in international R&D projects

NOTIONS OF COMMUNICATION

FORMS AND SCOPE OF COMMUNICATION The language border „My English is very bad, so I will continue in Russian – but slowly“ The (extended) body language Caring, logistics, presence and presents Some little and the more crucial secrets Co-operation, competition, co-opetition „Open Source“ – a principle of science Ethical behaviour and principles of practices Utilisation – dissemination Balancing scientific requirements and stakeholder interests

Topics of communication Culture Language Groups networks Knowledge Facts and understanding Performance... and related issues  Behaviour, openness  Varieties of odds  Inclusion – exclusion  Overlaps, relevance  Appropriateness  Success or frustration Research is much more than brains and logic COMMUNICATION LEVELS IN INTERNATIONAL R&D GROUPS

TRANS-DISCIPLINARY SCIENCE The classic notion of science in the Industrial Society „Science, Mode 1“ *)  Ideas, theories, methods, norms, codified in disciplines  Organised and regulated by standards within the disciplines  Powered and controlled mainly by scientific communities  Discoveries preceed development and implementation Science in the knowledge based Information Society „Science, Mode 2“ *)  Production of knowledge, problem driven research across disciplines  Decreasing control of scientific communities concerning RTDI-processes  Increasing relevance of stakeholders and users („science-society interrelation“)  Practitioners and other professional experts become involved („open innovation“) _________________ *) Michael Gibbons, Helga Nowotny et al., 1994: The New Production of Knowledge. The Dynamics of Science and Research in Contemporary Societies; Sage, London

Professional scientific expertise -is a necessary, but -not sufficient condition to provide for problem solving research Wider concepts of scientific domains -„Humanities, social- and cultural studies“ -„social-scientific“, or „socio-economic research“ -„Social Sciences and Humanities“ (SSH) „T-Qualification“ is composed of -deep rooted knowledge in a certain discipline, plus -the capacity to communicate with other scientists and practitioners THE REQUIREMENT OF DEEPER AND WIDER COMPETENCIES IN SCIENCE

CONCLUSION Components of a „culture of crossing borders“ International comparison and exchange requires mobility of researchers development of infrastructures Awareness of research context multi-dimensional interest of stakeholders Options Choices Avoid the paradox of inferior results compared to improved potential Education and training Social skills project management High degree of consciousness concerning mutual communication Integration of partners/participants Counter-balance the „Matthew-effect“

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