4-0105 BEFORE POLICY: CREATING AUTHORITATIVE KNOWLEDGE FOR POLICY

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Friday, November 18, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Sarah P Robinson (Critical Inquiries Research)

Chairs: Renita Thedvall (Stockholm University)

Discussants: Anette Nyqvist (Score, Stockholm University)

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Ariane Belanger-Vincent (Laval University)

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Making Social Work Scientific, Standardized and Transparent: The Idea of Evidence-Based Practice In Sweden

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Evangelists for Truth As Certainty: Evidence-Based Social Policy In the United States

Jen Sandler (Bates College)

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Planning the Unpredictable and the Legitimacy of Not-Knowing In Danish Innovation Policy

Jesper Christiansen (University of Aarhus)

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Discussant

Anette Nyqvist (Score, Stockholm University)

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