How to move beyond epistemic battles: pluralism and contextualism at the science-society interface

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@BramvanG3ndt Misschien moet je ook eens naar deze methode (om epistemische battles te vermijden) kijken: https://t.co/OQYFhbbwW6 https://t.co/12WLJP5Noc

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As the recent pandemic exposed, #SciencePolicyInterfaces can be sites of fierce debates about #evidence, #expertise, & #PredictiveModels. To avoid such clashes, @StefanoCanali_ & @si_loh suggest focusing on #contexts & #plural perspectives i…

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