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Political journalists and political scientists
Politics, 1970(1970). Political journalists and political scientists. Politics: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 38-44.
Maximilian Walsh +2 more
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Physics Bulletin, 1974
The March 'Opinion' column ventured the thought that the admitted failure of scientists, as politicians, was due more to the shortcomings of the political process itself than to any lack of ability on the part of the scientists. It seems that the visible successes of science frequently blind scientists to the essentially simple nature of the problems ...
Alan C Smith, R C A Brown
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The March 'Opinion' column ventured the thought that the admitted failure of scientists, as politicians, was due more to the shortcomings of the political process itself than to any lack of ability on the part of the scientists. It seems that the visible successes of science frequently blind scientists to the essentially simple nature of the problems ...
Alan C Smith, R C A Brown
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Sociological Forum, 2017
This essay raises several issues triggered by Norah Mackendrick's (2017) piece “Out of the Labs and into the Streets,” which appeared in “The Forum.” Using that essay as a springboard, I reflect on the complicated relationship between science and politics.
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This essay raises several issues triggered by Norah Mackendrick's (2017) piece “Out of the Labs and into the Streets,” which appeared in “The Forum.” Using that essay as a springboard, I reflect on the complicated relationship between science and politics.
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The Politics of American Political Scientists
PS, 1971At the heart of the debates which have resounded around political science these past few years are charges and countercharges as to the “politics” of the contenders. Terms like conservative, liberal and radical are no longer reserved for analysis of positions in the larger society; they have become part of the regular vocabulary with which political ...
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Scientists as political advocates
ScienceScience, both teaching and doing, is under attack. The recent US presidential election of a person and platform with anti-science bias exemplifies this. The study of climate processes and patterns and the role of human activities in these phenomena are at the heart of multiple global crises ...
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What price politics? Scientists and political controversy
Endeavour, 1999There is a long tradition within scientific communities that encourages governments, patrons and citizens to enlist scientific expertise in the service of the public good. However, since the 17th century, scientists who have engaged in public political controversy have often been judged harshly by scientific colleagues, as well as by political ...
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The Atomic Scientists in Politics
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1947For the past two years the atomic scientists have been practicing politics—a profession new to most of them. The following article gives the impression made on the layman by the scientists in their new role. Mr. Miller is one of the editors of HARPER'S MAGAZINE and a member of the National Planning Committee of the American Veterans Committee.
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