Knowledge Brokering and the New Politics of Evidence

Abstract

This panel focuses on the changing role and practices of expertise by focusing on the rise of actors in-between science and politics. By exploring different forms and strategies of knowledge brokering, it will aim to unpack the changing epistemic and political structures that underpin the relationship between science and politics.

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