Science Communication

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Science Communication

21 August 2008 | EN

Science Communication is an international, interdisciplinary social science journal that links science communication theory and practice. Its definition of science is broad and may include closely-related issues of public policy and the social roles of knowledge and expertise. Most refereed articles in Science Communication are based on qualitative or quantitative evidence and have conclusions that have a bearing on professional practice.

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