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• Dr John Douglass Whyte has researched and taught in social theory and the human services for more than a decade, internationally. His particular interests are in the development of chaos and complexity approaches in human service practice—particular...More

  Dr John Douglass Whyte has researched and taught in social theory and the human services for more than a decade, internationally. His particular interests are in the development of chaos and complexity approaches in human service practice—particularly in cross-worldview practice settings involving differing ontological and epistemological perspectives, including those with Indigenous Peoples. At both RMIT and in his previous work as a Research Fellow at The University of Melbourne, he has written extensively about the implications and applications of process-driven approaches in research and professional practice efforts. Most recently, as a Australian Research Council Project Chief Investigator, he has applied these approaches in a national-level examination of human service professional practices with Indigenous Australians Less

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