Sentence examples for interdisciplinary policy from inspiring English sources

"Nanotechnology medical developments over the coming years will have a wide variety of uses and could potentially save a great number of lives," says Eleonore Pauwels, senior associate and scholar at the Wilson Center, an interdisciplinary policy research center.

In this paper we take a first step towards an extended, interdisciplinary policy mix concept based on a review of the bodies of literature on innovation studies, environmental economics and policy analysis.

Indeed, the application of a "Footprint Family" (see Galli et al. 2012, 2013; Fang et al. 2014) to develop sustainable and interdisciplinary policy measures that integrate more than one footprint indicator is increasing (Giljum et al. 2011; Ewing et al. 2012; Steen-Olsen et al. 2012).

Informed by the theory of second best, new institutional economics and the interdisciplinary policy mix literature, we identify dimensions for assessing whether relevant uncertainties, interactions between market failures and other constraints on first-best policy making have been handled in a rational manner.

8 Both Krebs' review team and the ISG maintained these connections by including members of the Oxford and Silwood groups, by working closely with MAFF/Defra's own field ecologists, and by continuing a longstanding Silwood tradition of interdisciplinary, policy oriented, collaborative research (Gay 2013).

Furthermore, nurses have been shown to want more collegial practice environments in which health care professionals would have more opportunities for interaction, colleagues would treat each other with kindness and consideration, and the 'different but equal' contributions of nurses and physicians would be respected (interdisciplinary policy-making) [ 28].

M Janssen is director of the interdisciplinary Systems Engineering, Policy Analyses and Management (SEPAM Masterr program, manager of the "IT and Business architecture" executive program and an associate professor within the Information and Communication Technology section of the Technology, Policy and Management Faculty of Delft University of Technology.

In sum, much work remains in order to realize the ambitions for research that the SESF has laid out and to fully use its associated, path-breaking, interdisciplinary, and policy-relevant innovations.

These new discourses were the driving forces behind institutional dynamics as they gradually resulted in an increased need for: 1) long-term, policy-oriented, interdisciplinary environmental health research; 2) policy coordination and integration between the environmental and public health policy fields; and 3) new forms of science-policy interactions based on mutual learning.

We discuss two sets of challenges for public health researchers using interdisciplinary approaches in policy research.

Their articles focus on Inclusive Competitiveness - an interdisciplinary framework of policies, strategies and practices that can be employed to improve the productivity of underrepresented Americans in the Innovation Economy - and will feature new solutions and promising practices that are emerging to address these challenges and opportunities.