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Introduction: the role of science for policy—new requirements, new challenges
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This Special Section of Science and Public Policy brings fresh perspectives on the impact of science on policy. This has long been a subject of scholarly interest, which has generated a substantial body of literature analysing the processes and conditions under which scientific knowledge can exert different types of influence on policymaking processes. Issues addressed include the barriers to the uptake of scientific evidence and the types of institutional arrangements that facilitate interactions between researchers and the non-academic beneficiaries of their work in general. There is also a broad literature on the interaction of science with policy makers more specifically as part of broader studies of science-society relations, public policy, and social studies of science.
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