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J.M. Scott, J.L. Rachlow, and R.T. Lackey. 2008. The Science-Policy Interface: What Is An Appropriate Role for Professional Societies? 865 - 869.

Abstract

Scientists and their professional societies would like a larger role in policy-making, and can most constructively contribute to policy development via research that is policy relevant and actively engaging decision makers to increase their opportunities to contribute as reliable, unbiased sources.