# Paul Cairney

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Evidence-based policymaking: lecture and Q&A at the School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado Denver

Evidence-based policymaking: lecture and Q&A Here is my talk (2 parts) on EBPM at the School of Public Affairs, University of Colorado Denver 24.2.16. I was discussing The Politics of Evidence-Based Policymaking, and you can read more here: EBPM | Paul Cairney: Politics & Public Policy (wordpress.…

The Politics of Evidence-Based Policymaking (Open Society Foundations)

Speaker: Dr Paul Cairney, Professor of Politics and Public Policy, University of Stirling, Scotland, UK Description of series: This podcast includes a series of guest lectures to discuss the book The Politics of Evidence-Based Policymaking. I wrote the book in 2016 then wrote a very large number o…

Public Policy - Dr. Paul Cairney

What is public policy anyways? The purpose of this podcast is to look at paleontology and prehistory from the lens of public policy by focusing on the actors, institutions, and events that shape this community. This could include grants for earth science research provided by the National Science Fo…

Using policy theories to interpret public health case studies: the example of a minimum unit price for alcohol

By James Nicholls and Paul Cairney, for the University of Stirling MPH and MPP programmes. There are strong links between the study of public health and public policy. For example, public health scholars often draw on policy theories to help explain (often low amounts of) policy change to foster p…

Knowledge Mobilization for Policy Impact with Petra Molnar

Petra Molnar is a lawyer and anthropologist, and co-director of York University’s Refugee Law Lab. This episode she and Elizabeth talk about how researchers get their expertise into the hands of people who shape the world we live in, like policymakers, politicians and journalists. They talk about w…

Paul Cairney from South-Tek Systems

Paul Cairney from South-Tek Systems took some time out of his busy schedule to talk with Reed Miller about nitrogen generation. Paul also contributed an article for the September issue, so when you have learned all you can from the podcast, check out his article to learn some more.

#213 The Mind Plays Tricks

India Watch #1: Of Protests and Perfect Tricks Insights on issues relevant to India — RSJ For nearly a month now, some of India's top wrestlers, who between them have earned over 25 medals in various global competitions, have been protesting against the conduct of the Wrestling Federation of India …

Paul Cairney's Law: Everyone ignores information

Professor Paul Cairney reminds us that when we produce solutions to complex problems, our biggest problem still lies ahead: getting people to notice. We should adjust our expectations accordingly, and work patiently. David Walker: Before we start this episode of Shorewalker On Reports, a brief note…

1. Isle of Man and Northern Ireland

Welcome to The Access Folk Podcast and our special series on Folk Arts, Cultural Policy and UNESCO’s 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. In the first episode Esbjörn Wettermark talks to Breesha Maddrell from Culture Vannin on the Isle of Man and Ciarán Ó Maolái…

Podcast 5: JustIS in LHS - Paul Cairney

Beyond the Myth of Perfect Policy Coherence: Wicked Problems, Values, and Learning in Complex SystemsWhat if the policy coherence we so often strive for is not only unattainable, but potentially the wrong goal? In this thought-provoking episode in the JustIS in LHS series introduced by Denise Thoms…