The central position of education in knowledge mobilization: insights from network analyses of spatial reasoning research across disciplines
Authors:
- Geoff WoolcottGWGeoff Woolcott
- Dan ChamberlainDCDan Chamberlain
- Zachary HawesZHZachary Hawes
- Michelle DrefsMDMichelle Drefs
- Catherine D. BruceCBCatherine D. Bruce
- Brent DavisBDBrent Davis
- Krista FrancisKFKrista Francis
- David HallowellDHDavid Hallowell
- Lynn McGarveyLMLynn McGarvey
- Joan MossJMJoan Moss
- Joanne MulliganJMJoanne Mulligan
- Yukari OkamotoYOYukari Okamoto
- 14 September 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Scientometrics
- Vol. 125 (3) , 2323-2347
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