Name: Science Competes: Informing Policy in a Time of Distrust, Fracture, and Chaos (Information Policy) (en Inglés)
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Author: Barry Bozeman

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Science Competes: Informing Policy in a Time of Distrust, Fracture, and Chaos (Information Policy) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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The Mit Press

Autor

Barry Bozeman

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Inglés

N° páginas

262

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780262552431

Science Competes: Informing Policy in a Time of Distrust, Fracture, and Chaos (Information Policy) (en Inglés)

Barry Bozeman (Autor) · The Mit Press · Tapa Blanda

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When science competes with myriad influences in public policymaking, how can we ensure that it does so effectively? Policymakers, like most people today, have a world of information within easy reach, much of it wrong. How, amid the chaos and misdirection of our day's information ecosystem, can science compete for the attention and trust of those who make public policy--especially at a time when issues like proliferating infectious diseases and climate change put a premium on accurate and relevant scientific information? What's needed, Barry Bozeman suggests in Science Competes, is a clearer understanding of how scientific information is conveyed, how it is understood and used, and where it fits in the wide array of information that might be of use to those who make and administer policy, laws, and regulations, as well as citizens who actively participate in public life. Acknowledging the importance of different sorts of information--historical, experiential, political--to decision-making, Bozeman focuses on enhancing, not maximizing, the effective use of science in public policy. This entails recognizing that valid and useful scientific information is not necessarily formal scientific knowledge, but often takes the form of science by-products such as raw or structured data, graphics, and conceptual models. Explaining how such information can be better distinguished from half-truths and pernicious falsehoods, Science Competes also raises the possibility that effective competition might require improvements in science institutions, norms, and ideas about acceptable behavior.