The Naval Wargaming vCoP brings together participants from across the Department of the Navy to collaborate, discuss, develop and refine the art and practice of wargaming.
The Naval Wargaming vCoP brings together participants from across the Department of the Navy to collaborate, discuss, develop and refine the art and practice of wargaming.
Deadline: 10-Feb-23 The Youth Leadership Development Programme is now open for applications to empower, equip, and support young change leaders who are
This article discusses the creation of a research-focused virtual community of practice (vCoP) for geographically-dispersed third space professionals, motivated by desires for enhanced professional collaboration, visibility and identity. The authors used collaborative autoethnography (CAE) to evaluate their personal reflections as vCoP participants. Data were gathered in two collaborative writing activities and analysed using thematic analysis (TA). The TA identified two connected themes, which capture the vCoP members’ aspirations to transcend their current roles and be research-active through connecting with like-minded professionals. Collaborative writing activities, including authoring this paper, cultivated elements of academic identity such as independence and purpose. A non-hierarchical and supportive vCoP environment allowed the members to work beyond time and institutional constraints to foster the evolution of the community and an emerging sense of professional identity bey
‘Your Democracy, Our Europe’, an event co-organised by the European Parliament Liaison Office in Malta and Eurovoters, and held at the Valletta Desi