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Professor Paul Cairney: Why don’t policymakers listen to my evidence, and how should I respond?

Professor Paul Cairney: Why don’t policymakers listen to my evidence, and how should I respond?

Dec 5, 2018 | Policy Pod

* Recorded with the University of Auckland Public Policy Institute, 11 October 2018 Since 2016, my most common academic presentation to interdisciplinary scientist/researcher audiences is a variant of the question, ‘why don’t policymakers listen to your evidence?’ I...

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