International research: a polemic on what counts

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HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL Pub Date : 2023-05-17 DOI:10.1080/13678868.2023.2210463

J. Stewart

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Abstract

I have opened this piece with ‘background’ to help prepare the reader for what follows. I had the pleasure of writing one of the perspectives in the first issue of this journal, and since then I have written a couple more (Stewart 1998, 2005; Elliott and Stewart 2017). The first issue piece was in a section labelled ‘Soapbox’. That label is an appropriate description of each of my previous contributions and also appropriate to what follows. My intention is to be provocative, beginning by saying I wish to challenge lazy thinking about the meaning of a term in use every day in academia but without much, if any, questioning of what is meant when it is used. If you are willing to be challenged, read on.

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国际研究：关于什么是重要的争论

我以“背景”打开这篇文章，帮助读者为接下来的内容做好准备。我很高兴在这本杂志的第一期上写下了其中一个观点，从那以后我又写了几篇（Stewart 19982005；Elliott和Stewart 2017）。第一期文章在一个名为“Soapbox”的部分。这个标签恰当地描述了我以前的每一项贡献，也适用于以下内容。我的意图是挑衅性的，首先我说我希望挑战学术界每天对一个术语含义的懒惰思考，但对它使用时的含义没有太多质疑。如果你愿意接受挑战，请继续阅读。

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