Experts, Knowledge and Legitimation

Governance

Policy Analysis

Public Policy

Knowledge

Code:

P138

Chair(s)

Annabelle Littoz-Monnet

The Geneva Graduate Institute

Catherine Settle

Australian National University

Section Knowledge and Governance: Policy and the Politics of Knowledge Production and Use

Date, Time and Location

Building: Jean-Brillant, Floor: 3, Room: B-3335

Thursday 15:50 - 17:30 EDT (27/08/2015)

The panel discusses the role of expert knowledge in processes of institutionalisation and legitimation in public policy-making.

Title	Details
The Legitimation Practices of Science and Technology-based Agencies: A Comparative Analysis of EFSA, EMO and EPO	View Paper Details
The Logic behind Institutionalised Expertise Provision in the EU	View Paper Details
The Struggle for a Legitimate Expertise on the Shale Gas Controversy in France and Quebec	View Paper Details
Back to the Roots – The Influence of Knowledge and Evidence on British Labour Market Policies	View Paper Details
International Bureaucrats’ Competence Creep into the Governance of Bioethical Issues: The Use of Ethics Experts as a Bureaucratic Device	View Paper Details