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'Appeals to evidence for resolution of wicked problems: origins and mechanisms of evidentiary bias'

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Published by: Policy Sciences (2016)

This paper explores how the nature of policy issues and political environments – such as their polarisation, contestation, and complexity – can shape which forms of bias may arise in the use of evidence for policymaking.

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