Science Communication Reconsidered
2009 Bubela et al Science Communication Reconsidered This is the paper we were discussing as a potential model for a multi-authored workshop paper.
2009 Bubela et al Science Communication Reconsidered This is the paper we were discussing as a potential model for a multi-authored workshop paper.
Some — clearly very few — of you know that for more than five years I wrote a column in the quarterly magazine ScienceWriters (the house organ for the National Association of Science Writers) called Scholarly Pursuits. The conceit behind Read More …
Feinberg and Willer 2015_From Gulf to Bridge- When Do Moral Arguments Facilitate Political Influence?
Kahan._2010._Fixing_the_Communications_Failures
Refining Session #5 The organizers have asked me to organize and expand Session #5 on Wednesday afternoon in Bellagio. The topic as stated is, “What role can science communication and practice play in connecting with policy makers?” I see the Read More …
There’s a very interesting opinion piece in today’s New York Times that — to me — suggests some parallels between where we are trending in the West as a “science protest movement” and where the environmental movement seems to have Read More …
For the past two years, and certainly with more fervor since the US general election a year ago, I’ve been working to understand what the new political “populism” in the West means for science, science policy, and science communication. I Read More …