Philip Rose posted on October 14, 2013 11:40
This seminar is part of a series presented by the Alliance for Useful Evidence and the Academy of Social Sciences entitled 'Social Science Evidence and the Policy Process: International Insights'.
This seminar will explore the core themes of knowledge intermediaries, hierarchies of impact, expectations and time horizons. The presenters will examine the contributions of social science evidence, the ways in which they are shaped by policy contexts, and the alternative sources of advice and information which influence policy outcomes. The aim is that these insights from outside the UK will raise issues for subsequent seminars and identify the conditions under which social science evidence can be applied in different contexts.
