Searching for Science Policy

Explore the intricate relationship between scientific research and public policy in “Searching for Science Policy” by Jonathan Imber. Published by Taylor & Francis in 2002, this insightful hardback edition spans 134 pages, delving into how scientific findings influence the development of effective public policies. Imber examines the intersection of science and state, addressing funding, policy-making processes, and the vital role research plays in shaping social policy. Perfect for students and professionals in political science and policy studies, this book offers valuable perspectives on the methodology of science policy. Join the discussion on the importance of integrating scientific evidence into governmental decision-making to foster informed policies that tackle contemporary issues. Enhance your understanding of science's impact on public governance with this essential read.