Through our workshops, Fellowships and research programme, we have pioneered new ways of bringing academia and public policy together.
In our final seminar of the 2016 Climate Change series, we heard from a panel of experts on what Cambridge could do to drive progress in sustainable living ...
CSaP's Policy Fellows met at the British Academy to explore how the Academy might build better relationships with government to improve the integration of social science expertise and ...
A report of the discussion on Professor Susan Owens' book "Knowledge, Policy and Expertise: The UK Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution 1970-2011"
CSaP worked with Dr Ella McPherson, a Lecturer in the Sociology of New Media and Digital Technology, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge, to deliver a Policy Workshop ...
Our Policy Fellow @HannahRHCC talks about how her time at CSaP helped her work on #community #policy csap.cam.ac.uk/network/hannah…
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In his paper, Dr Miles Parker reflects on his experience as a former scientific adviser in Defra with particular respect to Rothschild’s principles and their effect on “evidence ...
Our programmes, workshops, and professional development activities provide opportunities for policy professionals and researchers to discuss and debate high-priority public policy issues.
All our reports, publications, and news are published on the website and our regular email newsletter contains a roundup of all our latest news and ...
The Policy Fellowships Programme represents CSaP’s distinctive approach, based on addressing the questions which policy makers identify.
Our workshops provide a forum to cross examine and re-evaluate issues that are of direct relevance to policy makers.
"Handling risk is a vital task for any government. By building timely and relevant connections between government and academia, the Centre for Science and Policy is making a significant contribution to improving the use of evidence in public policy."