Biomedical research is intended to benefit human beings and their health. Toward that end,
scientific norms involve examining and criticizing the work of others and prioritizing …

The rising demand for policy-relevant knowledge has supported the emergence of global
boundary organizations at the science–policy interface. By synthesizing environmental …

The use of science, scientific information, and other knowledge to inform decision-making is
increasingly recognised as an integral feature of environmental governance–a governance …

This paper centres on expert platforms at the nexus between global climate policies and
public health. Policy nexus problems have been associated with fragmentation and unclear …

For environmental governance research (EGR) to be actionable to catalyze solutions for
environmental challenges in policy and praxis, it must allow for knowledge cumulation that …

Introduction Whether and under what conditions scientific knowledge provided by experts
actually leads to political action is a question that academic research in various fields have …

What role should science take when providing advice in support of policy and politics?
Should a provider of science-based advice have its own position on the issues it provides …

Formalization is an important aspect of the provision of scientific advice, which has received
limited scholarly attention, and needs further conceptualization. Drawing on Adler and Bory's …

This chapter aims to reconstruct relevant theoretical debates on the relationship between
science and policy in global environmental governance, based on insights derived from two …

Abstract This Joint Research Centre science for policy (S4P) report explores the perceived
challenges for establishing and maintaining a well-functioning science–policy interface in …