01721nas a2200121   4500000000100000008004100001260004100042100001600083700001900099245007200118856004900190520136000239       2022                            d  csepbHumboldt-Universität zu Berlin1 aIsto Huvila1 aYing-Hsang Liu00aInformation Behaviour Research in Dialogue with Neighbouring Fields  uhttps://edoc.hu-berlin.de/handle/18452/259973 aInformation behaviour research has affinities with many neighbouring fields of research and practise. At the same time, a steady line of criticism has been directed to its modest impact and lack of meaningful dialogue with adjacent disciplines and the impact of information behaviour research on how people deal with information in various settings, and develop information systems and services. The lack of exchange has become increasingly evident as the term  information behaviour  has been adopted in disciplines far beyond the established information field. Besides impact of its results on research and practice in different domains, a livelier exchange can be expected to be enriching for information behaviour research itself.  The purpose of the panel is to invite the members of the ISIC community to a discussion on the interfaces of information behaviour research with neighbouring research disciplines and practical domains. The panellists represent information behaviour researchers with an extensive experience of working in and with adjacent domains and bring their expertise to discuss with the audience 1) the relevance of information behaviour research and its findings in other domains, 2) what information behaviour research can learn from neighbouring fields, and 3) how the interdisciplinary dialogue could be promoted and nurtured.