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    Evidence-based policy in an age of alternative facts: The life of a Chief Science Advisor in New Zealand

    Hughey, Kenneth
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    In New Zealand most government departments and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet have semi independent Chief Science Advisors. These scientists are typically seconded from senior positions at NZ universities. In this case I report on just over 2 years of experience working as CSA for the Department of Conservation in Welllington - I outline my successes, failures and frustrations but mostly the excitement of the job from research and policy perspectives.
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    conservation issues; Chief Science Advisor; New Zealand; Department of Conservation
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