Politics and Science: How Their Interplay Creates Public Policy

Politics and Science: How Their Interplay Creates Public Policy

Location:	New York, United States
Conference Date:	2006-02-09 (Archive)
Date Submitted:	2005-11-07
Announcement ID:	148501

The increasing politicization of science can lead to policy decisions that run counter to accepted scientific consensus and risk endangering our health and well-being. Scientists and policy-makers from across the political spectrum will assess the current tension between politics and science and discuss how to increase the likelihood that the best science becomes the basis for future public policy.

Location:
Tishman Auditorium
66 West 12th Street NYC

Information:
visit www.socres.org ( BIG)
email: socres@newschool.edu
call: 212 229 5776 x 3121
fax: 212 229 5476

Ticket prices:
General
Conference $50
Session $12

Student
Conference $15
Session $5

Information:
visit www.socres.org ( BIG)
email: socres@newschool.edu
call: 212 229 5776 x 3121
fax: 212 229 5476

Email: socres@newschool.edu
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