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The Exchanges Discourse Podcast

Latest Episode: Season 5, Episode 3

In this episode we talk to Liam Greenacre (@LiamG352Link opens in a new window) about his recent book review article for exchanges: Postdisciplinary Knowledge, Edited by Tomas PerneckyLink opens in a new window. In our conversation we discus Liam’s work in the ontology and postdisciplinary arena, along with how this book and a summer school served to inspire and shape his thinking. We touch too on his work in a transdisciplinary, political and complex systems mode in and around issues of futures studies. As always, we touch on issues of publication, and look at the importance that having confidence in your work, original insights and writing is important especially for new academic authors.

You can read Liam’s article here: https://doi.org/10.31273/eirj.v11i2.1464Link opens in a new window

Or for more on publishing with Exchanges, see our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠online guide for authors⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Link opens in a new window

Episode Index:

Liam Greenacre
  • 0:00 Opening
  • 0:52 – Introductions & Context

  • 01:54 – Postdisciplinary Knowledge

  • 03:57 – Academic Inspirations

  • 05:54 – Other Publishing Plans

  • 07:03 – Publishing Experiences

  • 9:49 – Advice for New Authors

  • 12:11 – Closing & Outro

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Since 2020, the Exchanges Discourse podcastLink opens in a new window has been a companion to the journal’s mission to engage in a discourse concerning early career researchers’ publishing experiences. Episodes frequently feature unfiltered and lively chat with past authors discussing their research, careers and publishing experiences.

Alternatively, a few episodes take focus in on specific aspects of the journal’s activities and mission.

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