Fall 2015: The politics of evidence

• Front matter

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• Bibliography for further reading

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Article

• Knowing ourselves

  Colin Coates

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• Editorial: The politics of evidence

  Jody Berland

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• Flying blind

  Margrit Eichler

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• What can a biologist learn about the science–policy–politics spectrum from working with social scientists?

  Dawn R. Bazely

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• Evidence and investigation: the truth behind missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada

  Jennifer Dalton

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• Suffering and the fervour of statistical evidence in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside

  Denielle Elliott

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• Reclaiming the people’s memory

  Karen Murray

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• Amplifying the gaps between climate science and forest policy: the Write2Know Project and participatory dissent

  Natasha Myers

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• The Cohen report and the black hole of indifference

  Callum C.J. Sutherland

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• Not knowing about the chemicals in our bodies

  Michelle Murphy

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• Obstruction of research, diminution of policy development, erosion of democracy

  Nick J. Mulé

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• Stefano Tijerina: “The image of Canada as a benevolent, diplomatic, humanitarian and pacifist nation is now at risk”

  Lina Beatriz Pinto-García

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• Temporary Foreign Workers Program? No accurate data

  Patricia McDermott

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• Compelling evidence: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission versus the Harper Conservatives

  Jennifer Dalton

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