The RIU Model as an Analytical Framework for Scientific Knowledge Transfer
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...transfer by systematically acknowledging, and then bridging, the differences between the science and the policy system as recommended by Boecher and Krott (2014), the seven alternative concepts related to the nature of the interface that Pregernig (2014) presents again suggest that there is no black and white portrayal of the complexity of sciencepolicy-management interactions, but, rather, shades of grey. And, again, choices have to be made that must reflect societal preferences. For instance, one prominent finding of the papers of De Koning et al. (2014) and Johnson and Franklin (2014) is that there might be conflicting expectations coming out of the spheres of science and society regarding the importance (and management) of uncertainty: managers and policy makers often want certainty from scientists when this is a something that cannot often be reasonably provided....
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...One such potential perspective is introduced by Boecher and Krott (2014)....
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...One such potential perspective is introduced by Boecher and Krott (2014). Starting from the expectation that policy making should be informed by scientific evidence, but being aware of the challenges that such a demand may cause in practice, they propose their own ‘‘RIU Model’’ as an analytical framework for scientific knowledge transfer....
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...…knowledge transfer by systematically acknowledging, and then bridging, the differences between the science and the policy system as recommended by Boecher and Krott (2014), the seven alternative concepts related to the nature of the interface that Pregernig (2014) presents again suggest that…...
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...transfer by systematically acknowledging, and then bridging, the differences between the science and the policy system as recommended by Boecher and Krott (2014), the seven alternative concepts related to the nature of the interface that Pregernig (2014) presents again suggest that there is no black and white portrayal of the complexity of sciencepolicy-management interactions, but, rather, shades of grey....
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"The RIU Model as an Analytical Fram..." refers background in this paper
...…of a “politicisation of expertise” (e.g. Weingart 1999; Hoppe 1999) and conclude, given the different interests of the actors involved, that it is important to couple the demand of various actors actively with the available supply of expertise (Sarewitz and Pielke 2007; McNie 2007; Guston 2001)....
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...Weingart 1999; Hoppe 1999) and conclude, given the different interests of the actors involved, that it is important to couple the demand of various actors actively with the available supply of expertise (Sarewitz and Pielke 2007; McNie 2007; Guston 2001)....
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...The RIU model relies on the criteria of relevance, credibility and legitimacy (Cash et al. 2002; Mitchell et al. 2004) as applied to specific actors who play a role as allies of knowledge transfer....
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...…Science Makes the World Go Round, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-34079-1_2 29 findings in political practice that speak of a “politicisation of expertise” (e.g. Weingart 1999; Hoppe 1999) and conclude, given the different interests of the actors involved, that it is important to couple the demand of…...
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