GoodWork Paper 1: The Project on Good Work: A Description
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Author(s): Howard Gardner, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, and William Damon
Media: Paper
Description: Since 1995, three teams of investigators, under the direction of Howard Gardner, of Harvard University; Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, of Claremont Graduate University; and William Damon, of Stanford University have been researching the ways in which leading professionals in a variety of domains carry out good work. “Good work” is used in a dual sense: 1) work that is deemed to be of high quality and 2) work that is socially responsible. Through intensive, face-to-face interviews, the researchers have investigated several domains, including journalism, genetics, business, jazz music, theater, philanthropy, and higher education. Pilot studies have been conducted of medicine and the rapidly emerging domain of “cyberlaw,” with plans to explore these areas more fully in the future.
Author(s): Howard Gardner, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, and William Damon
Media: Paper
Description: Since 1995, three teams of investigators, under the direction of Howard Gardner, of Harvard University; Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, of Claremont Graduate University; and William Damon, of Stanford University have been researching the ways in which leading professionals in a variety of domains carry out good work. “Good work” is used in a dual sense: 1) work that is deemed to be of high quality and 2) work that is socially responsible. Through intensive, face-to-face interviews, the researchers have investigated several domains, including journalism, genetics, business, jazz music, theater, philanthropy, and higher education. Pilot studies have been conducted of medicine and the rapidly emerging domain of “cyberlaw,” with plans to explore these areas more fully in the future.
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