Science for Policy Handbook

<p>SECTION I: Science for Policy 1.0: Deficit Model<br>1. Against the Science-Policy Binary Separation: Science for Policy 1.0<br>2. Post-Normal Science: How Does It Resonate With the World of Today?</p> <p>SECTION II: Science for Policy 2.0: Co-creation<br>3. Institutional Framework for the Science–Policy Interaction<br>4. Skills for Co-creation<br>5. Achieving Policy Impact<br>6. From a Policy Problem to a Research Question: Getting It Right Together<br>7. Working Through Communities<br>8. Engaging With Citizens<br>9. The Big Data and Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges to Modernise the Policy Cycle<br>10. Navigating Interests in a Science for Policy Environment</p> <p>SECTION III: Backbone tools of Science for Policy 2.0<br>11. Complexity Science in the Context of Policymaking<br>12. Foresight - Using Science and Evidence to Anticipate and Shape the Future<br>13. Design for Policy<br>14. Monitoring the Impact of Science and Evidence on Policy</p> <p>SECTION IV: Science for Policy 2.0 in Specific Areas<br>16. Knowledge-Based Crisis and Emergency Management<br>17. Behavioural Insights for EU Policymaking<br>18. The Use of Quantitative Methods in the Policy Cycle<br>19. Place-Based Solutions to Territorial Challenges: How Policy and Research Can Support Successful Ecosystems</p>