Publications
Ghana | Switzerland | United Kingdom | United States | INGSA
Ghana
Nkansah, M.A., 2020. [Case Study] Ghana’s multifarious response to COVID-19: Through a citizen’s lens. The International Network for Government Science Advice, June 3.
Switzerland
Viret, M., 2021. E pur si muove - How tensions between experts and policy-makers shape the management of the COVID-19 pandemic in Switzerland. EScAPE White Paper 2021.01, April 7.
United Kingdom
Pearce, W., 2020. Trouble in the trough: How uncertainties were downplayed in the UK’s science advice on Covid-19. Humanities & Social Sciences Communications 7, Article number: 122.
United States
Bartlett, T., 2021. Science and Policy: Why Can’t We Be Friends? Honors Thesis, Environmental Studies Honors Program, University of Colorado Boulder.
Pielke, Jr. R. and N. Lane, 2020. Memo for President Biden: Five steps to getting more from science. Nature, November 8.
Pielke, Jr. R., 2020. Fealty Trumps Truth, 19 April.
Pielke, Jr., R., 2020. Did the Trump Administration Delay the WHO Emergency Declaration? 15 April.
Pielke, Jr. R., 2020. Eight Weeks Behind: Clarifying the Early U.S. Coronavirus Testing Failure, 13 April.
Pielke, Jr., R., 2020. Why Isn’t the White House Using the Nation’s Pandemic Experts? Slate, 10 April.
Podcast: COVID Knowledge, Technology, and Politics: Dispatches from Around the World (20 April)
INGSA
Allen, K., T. Buklijas, A. Chen, N. Simon-Kumar, L. Cowen, J. Wilsdon, and P. Gluckman, 2020. Tracking global evidence-to-policy pathways in the coronavirus crisis: A preliminary report. The International Network for Government Science Advice, September.
Nkansah, M.A., 2020. [Case Study] Ghana’s multifarious response to COVID-19: Through a citizen’s lens. The International Network for Government Science Advice, June 3.
