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EQGP: Public Policy Expertise, experts and Expert Council

Municipal Academy, 2022
Mair R. Makhaev, Vladimir I. Golovanov, Nadezhda F. Melnichenko   +2 more
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Towards expert systems for telecommunications policy analysis

Computer Communications, 1983
Telecommunications policy analysis is currently a highly complex arena of debate. Systems have been developed by British Telecom which replace traditional simulation models. The paper reviews the progress to date within BT, discusses topics for future research and suggests what can be usefully gained from the application of expert systems to policy ...
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Environmental Experts at the Science–Policy–Society Interface

2019
Environmental experts are found in many different places and organisations. They not only work for universities or research institutes, but also companies, consultancy firms, governmental departments, advisory bodies, and non-governmental organisations. The different institutional contexts in which experts operate together, the variety of the tasks and
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Policy Experts

2022
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Warriors against the ‘War on Drugs’: Lay experts in Norwegian drug policy

Current Sociology, 2022
Willy Pedersen, Cathrine Holst
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Detection of the Perceptual Gap between Experts and Public for the Successful Implementation of New Policies: Evidence from the Educational Policy Development

Sustainability, 2022
Jin Suk Lee, Tae Ho Song
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The Influence of Policy Experts

2020
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The Loss of Expertise in Campaign Coverage? Political Aficionados and Experts in Policy News

Journalism Studies, 2021
Andrew Gibbons
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Experts as policy entrepreneurs: How knowledge can lead to radical environmental change

Environmental Science and Policy, 2023
Dave Huitema
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Experts in policy land - insights from behavioral economics on improving experts' advice for policy-makers

2017
Mistrust of experts is part of the modern zeitgeist - as demonstrated in the run-up to the UK's EU Referendum vote in June 2016 and the US Presidential Election in November 2016. Is it right to question experts' objectivity and impartiality and challenge their roles in the formulation of policy?
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