Transdisciplinary Science

The book is set in the context of adaptation to major changes in the New World Order, a field increasingly characterized by transdisciplinary discourse and methodological experimentation. An adaptation that takes place locally as well as globally, so that the integration of knowledge and the production of relevant solutions to the challenges must be considered especially urgent. That is the complexities of adapting to the New Era demand relevant knowledge, coming from diverse disciplines and perspectives, and application that bridges the gap in disciplinary science. As evidenced in this book, Transdisciplinary Science is possible, and the reader will find common factors and patterns that make it an attractive model for scientists, researchers, and scholars to pursue social adaptation, despite the practical and epistemological challenges facing humanity in this century.