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Evidence‐Based Policymaking and Spatial Planning. Factors of Evidence Utilization
Review of Policy Research, Volume 43, Issue 1, January 2026.ABSTRACT This paper investigates the role and usability of expert‐generated evidence in democratic policymaking, with spatial planning as a case study. Drawing on the literature on evidence‐based policymaking in political science and planning, and employing the CRELE and ACTA frameworks with a critical realist approach, the study analyses the ...
Martino Mazzoleni, Matilde Zubani
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Interspecies conflict, precarious reasoning, and the gull problem in the Gulf of Maine
Conservation Biology, Volume 38, Issue 6, December 2024.Abstract Contemporary conservation science requires mediating conflicts among nonhuman species, but the grounds for favoring one species over another can be unclear. We examined the premises through which wildlife managers picked sides in an interspecies conflict: seabird conservation in the Gulf of Maine (GOM).
Liam U. Taylor +3 more
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Risk, Hazards &Crisis in Public Policy, Volume 15, Issue 3, Page 374-392, September 2024.Abstract A growing part of the literature on crises, disasters, and policy failures focuses on the design, conduct, and impact of postincident reviews or inquiries, particularly whether the right lessons are identified and subsequently learned. However, such accounts underappreciate the specific challenge posed by epistemic puzzles, under what ...
Christoph O. Meyer
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Audience segmentation approach to conservation messaging for transforming the exotic pet trade
Conservation Biology, Volume 38, Issue 4, August 2024.Abstract Advancing transformative change for sustainability requires population‐wide behavior change. Yet, many behavioral interventions tackling environmental problems only examine average effects on the aggregate, overlooking the heterogeneous effects in a population.
Rumi Naito +3 more
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Presentación : derechos e interpretación : el razonamiento jurídico en el Estado constitucional
, 2014 La “interpretación jurídica” ha ocupado sistemáticamente las lentes de la filosofía analítica del derecho italiana. Creo que esta preferencia se justifica, entre otras razones, en el hecho de que sin actividad interpretativa, es decir, sin el ...
Moreno Cruz, Diego José
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Panambí. Revista de Investigaciones Artísticas, 2022 Considerar la iA como una aliada para la investigación puede parecer un atentado al conocimiento, si vemos en este nuestro propósito o meta a alcanzar, y no como el medio para mejorar nuestra manera de habitar y subsistir en sociedad; tenemos en esta tecnología una oportunidad sobre todo para las áreas creativas del desarrollo humano.
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Developmental Medicine &Child Neurology, Volume 66, Issue 8, Page e120-e129, August 2024.Resumen La actual práctica de desarrollo Bobath recomendada dentro del Marco de Razonamiento Clínico Bobath (BCRF) puede conceptualizarse utilizando la visión de la ciencia de los sistemas. Proporciona, así, una perspectiva holística de la interrelación e interconexión de las variables asociadas con la discapacidad aparecida durante la infancia.
Margaret J. Mayston +2 more
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Diseño y validación de una prueba de comprensión lectora inferencial para estudiantes universitarios
A&H, 2021 Típicamente, los docentes universitarios se ven en la necesidad de medir la habilidad de comprensión lectora inferencial de los estudiantes a través de pruebas.
Alejandra Platas García +2 more
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Pensamiento. Revista de Investigación e Información Filosófica, 2018 This paper attempts to show how Zubiri was understanding and explaining his «proof» or argument for the existence of God from his last works. We study his proof through the «way of religation» from four texts or seminars: The theological problem of man ...
Esteban Vargas
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Judicial reasoning, individual cultural types, and support for COVID‐19 vaccine mandates
Review of Policy Research, Volume 41, Issue 3, Page 448-470, May 2024.Abstract With heated political and public debate over government vaccine mandates, COVID‐19 offers an opportunity to better understand the role of policy justifications on people's perceptions towards a policy. Through this study, we aim to move beyond the partisan and ideological arguments for and against vaccine mandates to illustrate how individuals'
Christopher Brough +2 more
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