The Social Construction of Expertise

Business · Computer Science · Information Systems Theories and Implementation · Innovation, Technology, and Society · Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration · 1910-1936 · 1918-1945 · 1936-1945 · 20th century · Civil Service · Economic policy · Great britain · politics and government · Politics andgovernment · Social policy

• The shaping of collective values through deliberative democracy

  Open Access•David Pelletier, Vivica I Kraak et al.•Policy Sciences•1999

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• Values, public policy, and community food security

  Open Access•David Pelletier, David L Pelletier et al.•Agriculture and Human Values•2000

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• Demography as Policy Science in the British Empire, 1918–1969

  Open Access•Karl Ittmann•Journal of Policy History•2003

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• Lady Astor and the Ladies of the Night

  Open Access•STEFAN SLATER•Law and History Review•2012

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• Many Mouths

  Open Access•Nadja Durbach•Many Mouths•2020

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• Imperial surveillance of marital distress

  Open Access•Arunima Datta•The History of the Family•2026

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• On the Very Idea of Social Construction

  Open Access•Martin Endre, Martin Endreß•Human Studies•2016

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• Devolution and the civil service

  Open Access•Scott L Greer, Holly Jarman et al.•Public Policy and Administration•2015

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• What Whitehall

  Open Access•Scott L Greer, Holly Jarman•Public Policy and Administration•2010

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• From Practical Men to Scientific Experts

  Open Access•Abigail Wood, Abigail Woods•History of Science•2013

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