View all the video from our symposium “Credibility across cultures: expertise, uncertainty and the global politics of scientific advice”, which took place at Sussex University on 6-7 February 2013.
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Credibility across cultures: interviews with speakers
Speakers at the symposium reflect on the themes of the event, including scientific authority, global politics and public participation in science.
The interviewees include Melissa Leach, Andy Stirling, Roger Pielke Jr., Chris Whitty, Suman Sahai, Ian Scoones, Mike Hulme, Alan Irwin, Sir Robert Watson, Lidia Brito, Dipak Gyawali and Duncan Green.
Videos from panel sessions
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- Session 1: Promises and paradoxes of scientific authority
Melissa Leach, Roger Pielke, Miles Parker, Mike Hulme - Session 2: Whose expertise counts?
James Wilsdon, Brian Wynne, Jill Rutter, Alice Bell, Dipak Gyawali - Keynote lecture: Anne Glover
- Session 3: Beyond Rio+20: improving global structures for scientific advice
Ian Scoones, Lidia Brito, Robert Watson - Session 4: From MDGs to SDGs – aspirations, evidence and diversity in setting global goals
Adrian Ely, Camilla Toulmin, Duncan Green, Chris Whitty - Session 5: Power, plurality and uncertainty: opening up expert advice
Andy Stirling, Susan Owens, Jan Marco Müller - Closing keynote lecture: Prof Alan Irwin, Dean of Research, Copenhagen Business School
- Closing remarks by Melissa Leach, STEPS Centre director
Session 1: Promises and paradoxes of scientific authority
Session 2: Whose expertise counts?
Keynote lecture: Anne Glover, Chief Scientific Adviser to the President, European Commission
Session 3: Beyond Rio+20: improving global structures for scientific advice
Session 4: From MDGs to SDGs – aspirations, evidence and diversity in setting global goals
Session 5: Power, plurality and uncertainty: opening up expert advice
Closing keynote lecture: Prof Alan Irwin, Dean of Research, Copenhagen Business School
Closing remarks by Melissa Leach, STEPS Centre director