Titlebook: A Pragmatist Orientation for the Social Sciences in Climate Policy; How to Make Integrat Martin Kowarsch Book 2016 Springer International P

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Greensche Funktionen und die δ-?Funktion“veral valuable positive effects, including on deliberative policy learning, while perhaps also facing some remaining challenges regarding feasibility and acceptance. Gaps in research and potential applications of the proposals to institutions other than the IPCC are discussed in Sect. .. Finally, th

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Michael Oberguggenberger,Alexander Ostermannhis is John Dewey’s concept of a scientifically well-informed, collective regulation of indirect consequences of human actions – as the essence of “the public” (Sect. .). From this Deweyan philosophy of deliberative democracy, a few (widely accepted) general norms for the role of the desired scienti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-27564-9olicy models are primarily about the general competence, responsibility and legitimate role of scientific experts, policymakers and other players at the science-policy interface. The central question of Part II is how well they help tackle the key challenge at the science-policy interface, i.e. help

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Michael Oberguggenberger,Alexander Ostermanne and useful scientific assessments, despite the implied ethical and social value judgements? Section . will analyse the weaknesses of some variations of the pragmatic model cluster, including substantial open questions with regard to scientific objectivity. In order to philosophically substantiate