JSPG Volume 15, November 2019
Sponsored by the Canadian Science Policy Centre | Read the press release for Volume 15
Sponsored by the Canadian Science Policy Centre | Read the press release for Volume 15
The Canadian Science Policy Centre and the Journal of Science Policy and Governance are pleased to present the 15th Volume of the Journal of Science Policy and Governance.
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Cover Memo: Mehrdad Hariri, President & CEO of the Canadian Science Policy Centre, (2019) Volume 15, Issue 1
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Policy Memo: Sarah Ackerman, Caitlin Burgdorf, Elizabeth Zale (2019) "Adopt the Harm Education and Reduction for Opioid users (HERO) Initiative"
Keywords: Opioid crisis; Harm reduction; Fentanyl; Naloxone; Needle exchange; Safe consumption
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Policy Analysis: Wajeeha Ahmad and Elizabeth Dethy (2019) "Preventing Surveillance Cities: Developing a Set of Fundamental Privacy Provisions"
Keywords: Privacy; Smart Sensors; Smart City; Surveillance; Public Policy
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Policy Analysis: Helen M. Amos, Kevin Kuhn, Sandeep Patel, Ruthann Gordon, Christofer Nelson, Jay Benforado (2019) "Integrating Open Innovation into the Core of Federal R&D Strategy"
Keywords: Open innovation; Research and development; Federal R&D policy
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Policy Memo: Brenna Beckelman, Joshua Frost, Sarah Banducci, Ryan Bell (2019) "Implementing Telemedicine to Address Psychiatric Healthcare in North Carolina"
Keywords: Healthcare; Mental health; North Carolina; Telemedicine; Telepsychiatry
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Op-Ed: Derreck Carter-House (2019) "Will We Soon Be Living in a Post-Fungicide Era?"
Keywords: Fungi; Antifungals; Drug resistance; Antifungal development
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Policy Analysis: Nathan Chael (2019) "Two Environments of Rights: A Comparative Examination of Contemporary Rights-Based Climate Lawsuits in the Netherlands and the United States"
Keywords: Climate litigation; Human rights; Environmental rights; Urgenda case; Juliana v. United States
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Threat Assessment: Ming Shin Chen (2019) "China’s Data Collection on US Citizens: Implications, Risks, and Solutions"
Keywords: OPM hack; Marriott Starwood; China; Cybersecurity; Counterintelligence
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Policy Memo: Christopher Dade (2019) "Reestablishing the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment"
Keywords: Science policy; Congress; Technology assessment
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Policy Analysis: Marlotte de Jong (2019) "Too little, too late? Assessing the current international policy response to climate change-induced migration"
Keywords: Climate change; Migration; Displacement; Policy evaluation; Human rights
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Op-Ed: Erik de Water, Emily C. Moody, Gleicy M. Hair, Emrin Horgusluoglu-Moloch (2019) "The Case for Incorporating Emerging Science into Policy on Metal Exposure"
Keywords: Children’s environmental health; Heavy metals; Public health education
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Workshop Report: Emily Moravec, Lily T. Nguyen, Avital Percher (2019) "Training in Policy Memoranda Writing for Early Career Scientists"
Keywords: Policy memoranda; Science policy; Training workshop
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Policy Memo: Lindsey Pedroncelli, Derreck Carter-House, Nichole Ginnan, Holly Andrews, Christopher Drozd, Biagio DiSalvo (2019) "The Consequences of Drought on Plant Pathology"
Keywords: Drought; Plant pathology; Agriculture; Climate change
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Policy Memo: Michael A. Pinkert, Kevin Lauterjung, April M. MacIntyre (2019) "Protecting Soil Resources by Improving the Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Program"
Keywords: Farmland Preservation; Wisconsin; Tax credits; Agriculture; Soil erosion; Farms
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Photo courtesy of Tyler Rohr Photograpgy
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Technology Assessment: Tyler Rohr (2019) "Southern Ocean Iron Fertilization: An Argument Against Commercialization but for Continued Research Amidst Lingering Uncertainty"
Keywords: Ocean iron fertilization; Geoengineering; Climate; Carbon sequestration
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Policy Memo: Andy Sanchez, Kevin McDermott, Alicia Cintora (2019) "A Policy Memorandum to the Partnership on AI: Accreditation and Educational Programs to Ensure Fairness in AI"
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; AI; Fairness; Bias mitigation; Regulation; Accreditation; Education; Partnership on AI; Technology
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Policy Memo: Jonah Seifer (2019) "Funding Mechanisms for Federal Public Land Agencies"
Keywords: Public lands; Land management; Conservation policy
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Policy Memo: Pardeep Singh, Alexa McIntyre, Sean O’Connor, Kaitlyn Scacalossi, Amanda Acosta-Ruiz (2019) "Increasing Use of Genetic Data Requires New Privacy Considerations"
Keywords: Consumer genetic testing; Genetic data; Privacy; GINA; DNA testing; Consumer protection
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Policy Memo: Robert P. Sparks, Vinh Vu, Andres Arango, Greg Hamilton (2019) "A Case for Increasing National Institutes of Health Appropriations: A policy memorandum to STEM Professors interested in federal research funding"
Keywords: Gross domestic product; GDP; National Institutes of Health; NIH; National Science Foundation; NSF; Office of Science and Research Development; OSRD; return on investment; ROI; United States Patent Office; USPTO; RO1 Grant
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ISSN 2372-2193
ISSN 2372-2193
