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Scientists in Politics

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1962
(1962). Scientists in Politics. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists: Vol. 18, No. 5, pp. 2-7.
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Political Scientists?

Science, 1996
R. Parrish;, D. C. Wilson
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Environmental economic scientists and politics

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, 1996
Abstract A conventional way of societal problem‐solving consists of, firstly, translating the problem into disciplinary, scientific—and often more specifically—economic terms; secondly formulating a disciplinary solution; and thirdly recommending this solution as a neutral instrument for public policy.
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What price politics? Scientists and political controversy

Endeavour, 1999
There 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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Statisticians and Political Scientists

American Political Science Review, 1933
In his classic book, Human Nature in Politics, published in 1908, Graham Wallas said: “We must aim at finding as many relevant and measurable facts about human nature as possible, and we must attempt to make all of them serviceable in political reasoning.” While the point of view which Wallas expressed at that time has by no means been universally ...
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Scientists in Politics—And Out

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1966
The author is a physicist at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, and served as a visiting professor at the Pakistani Atomic Energy Commission in 1962–63 under the auspices of the IAEA.
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Notes of a Political Scientist

Russian Politics & Law, 2000
There is a crisis of the elite in Russia. Of course, not only the elite is in crisis, but the difficulties experienced by the population count for little. It is another matter when the problems affect the leadership. In fact, it is a little unfair to talk only about a "Russian" crisis. That is not so. The crisis is worldwide.
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The Education of a Political Scientist

Canadian Journal of Political Science, 1970
Ce rapport invite les politologues à prendre quelque distance à l'égard des standards américains et à conserver plus de liberté à l'égard des engouements à la mode, chacun devant davantage s'affirmer comme individu plutôt que comme membre de telle école ou génération particulière.
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Scientists and the Political Process

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1993
The reluctance of individual scientists and engineers to participate in the political process with time and dollars is well known to Washington, D.C., insiders. When I came to Washington as a Congressional science fellow in 1980, scientific professional organizations and societies did very little lobbying or, perhaps even worse, attempted to portray ...
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Greek political scientists under the crisis and the case of the Greek bailout referendum: an intellectual barricade protecting the status quo?

European Political Science, 2021
Lina Zirganou-Kazolea, Yannis Tsirbas
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