Science-based Policies or Science-skeptic Decisions?A Politician's Dilemma
The seminar sought to foster dialogue on an issue of increasing significance in the field of international politics and discuss the changing roles of scientific research and evidence in the realm of policy making. It brought together representatives from academia, civil society, international organizations, multinational companies and the scientific community. Held under Chatham House Rule, the seminar allowed participants to freely express their varied perspectives on how best to integrate scientific findings into policies and legislation at both the national and international levels. A summary report will soon be available on the right menu. Guest Speakers: Professor David Sylvan, Head of Political Science Academic Unit, Graduate Institute Mrs Mireille J. Quirina, Vice-President, Corporate Affairs EMEA, Du Pont de Nemours International SA Mr Christoph Gasteyger, MD, Associate Medical Director, Global Clinical Development Unit (Endocrinology), Merck Serono SA Prof. Vittorio Silano, Chairman Scientific Committee, European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) Discussants:
Contact
Danielle Ecoffey, Programme Director, cig [at] graduateinstitute.ch
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