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Knowledge, Policy and Power in International Development: A Practical Guide

Autor Harry Jones, Nicola Jones, Louise Shaxson, David Walker
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 15 mai 2012
An illuminating look at the relationship between knowledge, policy, and power, this book scrutinizes the problems that hamper attempts to bring knowledge to bear on policy, such as difficulties in analyzing political contexts, persistent power imbalances between involved parties, ignorance of different types of knowledge, and misconceptions of the role of intermediaries. Most importantly, the authors provide strategies for negotiating this complex terrain, allowing readers to contribute to policy discussions, influence policy change, and implement policies and programs more effectively.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781447300960
ISBN-10: 1447300963
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 171 x 241 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.52 kg
Editura: Bristol University Press
Colecția Policy Press

Notă biografică

Harry Jones is a research fellow in the Research and Policy in Development team at the Overseas Development Institute. Nicola A. Jones is a research fellow in the Social Development Programme at ODI. Louise Shaxson is a director of Delta Partnership. David Walker is a research officer in the Social Development Programme at ODI.

Cuprins

List of boxes, figures and tables
List of acronyms
Glossary
Acknowledgements

1. Navigating the knowledge–policy landscape
   
Understanding the links between knowledge, policy and power in development
    The key contributions of this book
    Organisation of the book
2. Mapping political context
   
Defining political context
    Unpacking political context mapping frameworks
    Mapping knowledge–policy linkages across political contexts
    Implications for knowledge–policy interactions and managing power relations
    Conclusion
3. Engaging actors
   
Understanding different actors' behaviour at the knowledge–policy interface
    Analysing actors' behaviour: the interests, values and credibility framework
    Engaging with actors' interests, values and beliefs
    Conclusion
4. Integrating different types of knowledge
   
Understanding the role of knowledge at the knowledge–policy interface
    The power dynamics underlying the uptake of different types of knowledge in policy processes
    Practical implications: using different types of knowledge in policy
    Conclusion
5. Facilitating knowledge interaction
   
Knowledge at the boundary—some key terms
    Knowledge interaction: six different functions
    Planning, implementing and monitoring knowledge interaction
    Conclusion
6. Conclusion and policy implications
   
Messages for knowledge producers
    Messages for knowledge users
    Messages for knowledge intermediaries
    Messages for donors
    Where next?

References
Index

Recenzii

"This book provides many insights into how researchers and practitioners can work better together in addressing complex policy issues. The conceptual approach is very helpful in making sense of the intersection between knowledge and policy, research and practice, and the book has great value for wider audiences in policy studies and social research.”

“Pfeffer describes politics as the study of power in action.  This book takes this view seriously and brings an important and new perspective to bear on the knowledge to policy debate.”