Reassessing expert knowledge and the politics of expertise

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Pfister, Thomas, Horvath, Anna

Reassessing expert knowledge and the politics of expertise

Pfister, Thomas, Horvath, Anna (Hrsg.): Reassessing expert knowledge and the politics of expertise, Abingdon, Routledge, 2014 (Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research): http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ciej20/.

Herausgeberschriften

Special issue featuring an editorial and the following peer-reviewed research papers: Performative policy studies: realizing ‘‘transition management’’ Jan-Peter Voß (De)politicizing good governance: theWorld Bank Institute, the OECD and the politics of governance indicators Tero Erkkila ̈ and Ossi Piironen The epistemic and strategic dimension of the establishment of the IPBES: ‘‘epistemic selectivities’’ at work Alice B.M. Vadrot Politicized expertise. an analysis of the political dimensions of consultants’ policy recommendations to developing countries with a case study of McKinsey’s advice on REDD+ policies Sebastian Bock Embedded expertise: a conceptual framework for reconstructing knowledge orders, their transformation and local specificities Arlena Jung, Rebecca-Lea Korinek and Holger Straßheim Sciences, politics, and associative democracy: democratizing science and expertizing democracy Veit Bader Expertise and experience: a deliberative system of a functional division of labor for post-normal risk governance Andreas Klinke and Ortwin Renn

http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ciej20/

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