practicalisation
Practicalisation is the process of turning abstract ideas, theories, or plans into concrete, workable practices or applications. It involves translating conceptual frameworks into actions, protocols, or technologies suitable for real-world use. The term is used across disciplines to emphasize the practical relevance and impact of knowledge.
Etymology and scope: the word combines practical with the suffix -isation, reflecting a shift from theory to
Usage and contexts: in philosophy and social sciences, practicalisation highlights how ideas are enacted in daily
Processes and methods: practicalisation typically involves needs assessment, contextual adaptation, prototyping or pilots, iterative testing, stakeholder
Benefits and criticisms: proponents argue that practicalisation closes the gap between knowledge and action, enhancing impact
See also: praxis, operationalization, implementation, translational research.