Book contents
- Working Relationally In and Across Practices
- Working Relationally in and across Practices
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- 1 Revealing Relational Work
- Part One Working Relationally in the Professions
- 2 Expertise, Learning and Agency in Partnership Practices in Services for Families with Young Children
- 3 Learning and Deploying Relational Agency in the Negotiation of Interprofessional Hierarchies in a UK Hospital
- 4 Relational Agency, Double Stimulation, and the Object of Activity: An Intervention Study in a Primary School
- 5 An Analysis of the Use of Relational Expertise, Relational Agency, and Common Knowledge among Newly Appointed Principals in Chile’s Public Schools
- 6 Building and Using Common Knowledge for Developing School–Community Links
- 7 Building Common Knowledge: Negotiating New Pedagogies in Higher Education in South Africa
- Part Two Working Relationally in Networks
- Part Three Working Relationally in Research
- Epilogue
- Index
- References
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Book contents
- Working Relationally In and Across Practices
- Working Relationally in and across Practices
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- 1 Revealing Relational Work
- Part One Working Relationally in the Professions
- 2 Expertise, Learning and Agency in Partnership Practices in Services for Families with Young Children
- 3 Learning and Deploying Relational Agency in the Negotiation of Interprofessional Hierarchies in a UK Hospital
- 4 Relational Agency, Double Stimulation, and the Object of Activity: An Intervention Study in a Primary School
- 5 An Analysis of the Use of Relational Expertise, Relational Agency, and Common Knowledge among Newly Appointed Principals in Chile’s Public Schools
- 6 Building and Using Common Knowledge for Developing School–Community Links
- 7 Building Common Knowledge: Negotiating New Pedagogies in Higher Education in South Africa
- Part Two Working Relationally in Networks
- Part Three Working Relationally in Research
- Epilogue
- Index
- References
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- Chapter
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- Working Relationally in and across PracticesA Cultural-Historical Approach to Collaboration, pp. 43 - 57Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2017
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