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Knowledge production at the science–policy interface: Lessons from fisheries scientists
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2019
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Source: Science and Public Policy (2019)
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Journal Title:Science and Public Policy
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Description:While fisheries science in the USA has in the past been dominated by mode 1 knowledge production that is discipline-specific and focused on basic research, it has increasingly opened up to concerns with relevance, participation, and interdisciplinary inquiry. We consider how this transition has been experienced through the analysis of oral histories conducted with marine scientists, looking at the changes they have seen to their role as scientists and to the practice of doing science at the interface of knowledge production and policy. In particular, we examine scientists’ ideas about and experiences of collaboration, public responsibility, freedom and politics in science, diversity and outreach, involvement, and relevance to society. In so doing, we explore the implications of the co-production of science and policy as traditional domain boundaries are increasingly problematized.
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Source:Science and Public Policy (2019)
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ISSN:0302-3427;1471-5430;
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Rights Information:CC0 Public Domain
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