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The Power of Scientific Knowledge

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236 pages
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9 hours

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The book explores the significant impact of scientific ideas and the role of scientists in shaping public policy, focusing on historical examples such as eugenics, Keynesian economics, and climate policy. It delves into how these scientific concepts have influenced decision-making processes and societal outcomes, highlighting the intricate relationship between science and governance. Through these case studies, it reveals the complexities and consequences of integrating scientific knowledge into policy frameworks.

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The Power of Scientific Knowledge, Reiner Grundmann, Nico Stehr

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2012
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