A little while back I put out a call for ‘champions’ to help define the emerging BU Research Themes. The call was heard by some and posts against some of the themes followed, and in a few cases alternative takes on the same theme have been posted which is excellent. The idea was/is to get different academics to define the themes using a simple template which you can find on the original post [http://blogs.bournemouth.ac.uk/research/2011/05/24/champions-answer-the-call/]. Debate is essential if we are to understand the scope of these themes and help define them further and I am keen for there to be as many different views as possible. Don’t just leave it to the usual suspects but have your say and help define the theme most relevant to you. If someone else has posted then post your own views and perspective; be brave and enter the debtate! We will be closing the debate soon in order to take stock of where we are with each theme. I still hanker after reducing the number of themes further and one way to do this is by culling those that haven’t attracted much interest. Towards the end of next week I will try to pull together the different views and provide a briefing document on all the themes. So please engage and have your say before its to late!
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