How reliable is the scientific literature?
We are pleased to invite you to an upcoming SKAPE seminar on scientific publication and its discontents by Dr Willem Halffman.
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Evidence
Comparing Evidence Use in Parliaments: the interplay of traditions and practices in the UK House of Commons and German Bundestag
We are delighted to invite you to an upcoming SKAPE seminar focusing on the intricate relationship between parliaments and knowledge. Dr. Marc Geddes, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh and Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Parliamentary Research, Berlin, will be our distinguished speaker for this event. More details
Cultures of Evidence series 3: Research with social impact and the Spanish case
In this final delivery of our Cultures of Evidence series, Emilia Aiello and María Vieites discuss the Spanish transition towards social impact models and argue for the centrality of dialogue at the base of evidence-based policies
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Cultures of Evidence series 1: Comparing cultures of evidence use in policy settings
Niklas Andersen and Kat Smith discuss a 2022 SKAPE workshop about the ways in which knowledge and evidence are used in policymaking. Through the notion of “evidence cultures”, Kat and Niklas explore the issue further and pose thoughtful questions for further debate.
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What gets measured gets done? The role of metrics in building the EU anti-poverty policy
Explore the role of metrics in building EU anti-poverty policy with Marianna Zielenska from the University of Warsaw, as part of the 2023 seminar series. Through this discussion, we will gain more insight into whether “what gets measured gets done”.
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Why and how do ministries use evidence? Lessons from Danish primary education and active labour market policy
We are excited to welcome Jonas Videbæk Jørgensen and Jesper Dahl Kelstrup (Roskilde University, Denmark) for our third talk in this year’s SKAPE seminar series, where we will be discussing the use of evidence in policymaking.