Appeals to evidence for the resolution of wicked problems: the origins and mechanisms of evidentiary bias

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Making Sense of Science for Policy under conditions of complexity and uncertainty

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The Royal Irish Academy (RIA) is an independent, all-island learned society established under Charter in 1785. It has approximately 650 Members, chosen for their distinguished contributions to scholarship and research in the sciences, humanities, social sciences and public service.

Making sense of science for policy under conditions of complexity and uncertainty

Cited by ALLEA - All European Academies on 01 Jan 2019

ALLEA is the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities, representing more than 50 academies from about 40 EU and non-EU countries. Since its foundation in 1994, ALLEA speaks out on behalf of its members on the European and international stages, promotes science as a global public good, and facilitates scientific collaboration across borders and disciplines.