What does complexity theory have to offer to the study of the science-policy interface? (4)
Blog post IV of IV: Complexity as the need to mobilise differet types of knowledge
Blog post IV of IV: Complexity as the need to mobilise differet types of knowledge
Blog post III of IV: Complexity as means to invoke humility and reflexivity in science advice to policy
Many have flagged that the “nexus” has become a buzzword, and I have found myself working in two different projects that use the word “nexus”, but have quite different focuses, aims and scopes. The first project is a European project funded by the European Commission’s Horizon2020 programme, and is entitled Read more…
What happens to science advice to policy when science speaks with multiple voices? How does pluralism affect the science policy interface? Is pluralism irreducible or can it be governed? In this post, I review three approaches to governance in the context of pluralism.