Science into Policy: Global Lessons from Antarctica
Science into Policy: Global Lessons from Antarctica explores how science can shape public policy and international decision-making. Centered on Antarctica, it offers a broad perspective on cooperation, governance, and the use of knowledge in addressing issues that extend beyond national boundaries.
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Science into Policy: Global Lessons from Antarctica explores the relationship between scientific research and public policy.
Using Antarctica as its central context, the book considers how knowledge can contribute to decisions involving shared international concerns.
Paul Arthur Berkman presents a broad examination of the connections among science, governance, and cooperation.
The book is suited to readers interested in Antarctic affairs, policy formation, and the role of science in global decision-making.
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