Politicization of science
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| - | * {{annotated link|Abortion and mental health}} | + | * [[Abortion and mental health]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Antiscience}} | + | * [[Antiscience]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Critical mathematics pedagogy}} | + | * [[Critical mathematics pedagogy]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Cyril Burt}} | + | * [[Cyril Burt]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Denialism}} | + | * [[Denialism]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Discovery Institute intelligent design campaigns}} | + | * [[Discovery Institute intelligent design campaigns]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Framing (social sciences)}} | + | * [[Framing (social sciences)]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Governmental impact on science during World War II}} | + | * [[Governmental impact on science during World War II]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice}} | + | * [[Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Kansas evolution hearings}} | + | * [[Kansas evolution hearings]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|List of books about the politics of science}} | + | * [[List of books about the politics of science]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|List of scholarly publishing stings}} | + | * [[List of scholarly publishing stings]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Trofim Lysenko}} | + | * [[Trofim Lysenko]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|David Nutt}} | + | * [[David Nutt]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Policy-based evidence making}} | + | * [[Policy-based evidence making]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|The Republican War on Science|''The Republican War on Science''}} | + | * [[The Republican War on Science|''The Republican War on Science'']] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Science by press conference}} | + | * [[Science by press conference]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Scientific dissent}} | + | * [[Scientific dissent]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Scientific misconduct}} | + | * [[Scientific misconduct]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Scientists and Engineers for America}} | + | * [[Scientists and Engineers for America]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|Spin (propaganda)}} | + | * [[Spin (propaganda)]] |
| - | * {{annotated link|William R. Steiger}} | + | * [[William R. Steiger]] |
| ==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
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The politicization of science is the manipulation of science for political gain. It occurs when government, business, or advocacy groups use legal or economic pressure to influence the findings of scientific research or the way it is disseminated, reported or interpreted. The politicization of science may also negatively affect academic and scientific freedom. Historically, groups have conducted various campaigns to promote their interests in defiance of scientific consensus, and in an effort to manipulate public policy. On the other hand, policy makers are under pressure from their electorates to take timely action regardless of the raging debates and/or apparent credibility of alternative viewpoints. Politics cannot be completely divorced from policy.
See also
- Abortion and mental health
- Antiscience
- Critical mathematics pedagogy
- Cyril Burt
- Denialism
- Discovery Institute intelligent design campaigns
- Framing (social sciences)
- Governmental impact on science during World War II
- Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice
- Kansas evolution hearings
- List of books about the politics of science
- List of scholarly publishing stings
- Trofim Lysenko
- David Nutt
- Policy-based evidence making
- The Republican War on Science
- Science by press conference
- Scientific dissent
- Scientific misconduct
- Scientists and Engineers for America
- Spin (propaganda)
- William R. Steiger
Further reading
- Shawn Lawrence Otto Fool Me Twice: Fighting The Assault On Science In America Rodale Books (2011) Template:ISBN
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