Applying Multi-Disciplinary Ideas to crack open an historical phenomenon
Wednesday, 20 Dec 2017, 04:37
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Edited by Jonathan Vernon, Thursday, 21 Dec 2017, 18:18
As the fog clears and belatedly the history dissertation I have been working on for ten months starts to ’show itself’ to me I find I am using insights gained from degrees in geography and in education and from the one OU MBA module I completed on ‘Creativity and Change’.
I am applying the theory of the diffusion of Innovations to the enlistment of civilian volunteers into Kitchener’s New Army in the first weeks of the First World War.
Applying Multi-Disciplinary Ideas to crack open an historical phenomenon
As the fog clears and belatedly the history dissertation I have been working on for ten months starts to ’show itself’ to me I find I am using insights gained from degrees in geography and in education and from the one OU MBA module I completed on ‘Creativity and Change’.
I am applying the theory of the diffusion of Innovations to the enlistment of civilian volunteers into Kitchener’s New Army in the first weeks of the First World War.