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Happening #UNFF19 on 10 May: IUFRO’s Science-Policy Programme presents major report “International Forest Governance: A critical review of trends, drawbacks, and new approaches”.
Join at 1:15 pm EDT in person or via webcast iufro.org/science/science-po…
#ScienceAndTreesForSDGs @UNDESA
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Scientists present new report on International Forest Governance offering a critical review of trends, drawbacks and new approaches.
Join IUFRO #UNFF19 on 10 May in person or via webcast & learn more iufro.org/science/science-po…
#UNForests #GlobalGoals #SDGs #ScienceAndTreesForSDGs
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For anybody doing literature reviews, I have bad news:
YOU NEED TO READ.
You can skim as much as you want, use AI-assisted tools, but you ALSO need to read. You can find heuristics and tools to help you be more selective about what you read.
BUT
YOU MUST READ. A LOT.
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You know it’s freakin cold outside when your front inside door looks like this
Jeremy Rayner retweeted
We’re hiring two TT AP positions @usask! Details below👇
@jsgspp is a special place—interdisciplinary research, amazing students, and *genuine commitment* to policy impact.
You should think about applying for this job. 🧵
We are currently recruiting for two Assistant Professor faculty positions at our @usask campus. Check out our postings if you want to become part of the transformative change at JSGS.
schoolofpublicpolicy.sk.ca/e…
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QAnon conspiracy theorists think Queen Elizabeth II was murdered newsweek.com/qanon-queen-eli…
"The Patriot Voice noted that the queen's death on Thursday happened exactly 1,776 days after the first 'Q drop'"
Wow. What more proof do you need? I mean, could that be a coincidence?
Jeremy Rayner retweeted
I am very pleased to announce that in June 2023, @arts_tmu will be hosting the sixth International Conference on Public Policy in partnership with the International Public Policy Association/@_IPPA_ .
Learn more about #ICPP6: ow.ly/X51m50KhWiL
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Me doing a lit review by downloading but not reading papers
@OpenAcademics @AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter
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The 2021 IF report is out. POLICY and SOCIETY (@PolicySociety) got a staggering 10.124: 2/187 in Political Science and 1/49 in Public Administration. We reached the top! Congratulations to all of us (editors and associate editors) and to all our authors. @howlettm @darryljarvis5
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CiteScore 2021 is just out and @PolicySociety got an amazing result: 3/608 in Political Science/International Relations and 4/190 in Public Administration. Many thanks to all our authors.
scopus.com/sourceid/57001685…
@howlettm @darryljarvis5
Jeremy Rayner retweeted
Here's the Black Rod's entrance to ACDCs Thunderstruck, but every thunder is replaced with that woman shouting Black Rod.
Jeremy Rayner retweeted
Enjoyed reading this paper on measuring the impact of citizen comments on gov policy. @JVrydagh proposes to not just compare public comments w/ policy content, but to complement this with interviews + consider decision-makers’ pre-consultation preferences. link.springer.com/article/10…
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Dr. Jeremy Rayner cautions that the latest report on SMRs in Canada continues to downplay the importance of public engagement: "They must answer to the needs of energy consumers." tinyurl.com/2y4mzfy6 #NuclearEnergy #Saskatchewan @JSGSPP @JeremyRayner
The governments of Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Alberta have released a joint strategic plan setting out a path for developing and deploying small modular reactors #nuclear tinyurl.com/4y73dht9
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We enjoyed the silly and sad apocalyptic movie #DontLookUp But before drawing too many parallels with the climate emergency, read this great critical review by @atrembath in @ForeignPolicy foreignpolicy.com/2021/12/18…
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A 300-year-old library tool that enabled a researcher to have seven books open at once.
The need to have a bunch of tabs open at the same time goes back many generations.

































