How Citizens View Science Communication

ISBN-13: 9781032510668 / Twarda / 2024 / 180 str.

Opis

Based on studies conducted in Italy, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia and Spain and addressing a range of scientific topics, this book presents data and analyses relating to the ways in which EU citizens acquire science-related knowledge, and offers recommendations for the effective communication of science.

Spis treści

Introduction 1. Behind the Scenes: The CONCISE Public Consultation Methodology 2. The Trustworthiness and Reliability of Science Information Channels and Sources in the Public’s View 3. Perceptions of Science Information on Climate Change and GMOs 4. What Do Citizens Want? Science Communication in the Eyes of the Public 5. Citizens’ Acceptance of Public Consultation Rules: Results of the CONCISE Project Evaluations

O autorze

Carolina Moreno-Castro is an expert on science communication research. She leads ScienceFlows, a research team focused on analyses of how perceptions and opinions about science are constructed among citizens (general audience, scientists, stakeholders, and other social agents) and the role played by media, social networks, and other platforms in disseminating science information.

 

Aneta Krzewińska is an author of methodological publications. She implemented 30+ qualitative and quantitative research studies. Her scientific interests include: deliberative techniques, social research methodology. She is actively searching for new tools to collect citizens’ opinions and carries out methodological tests on the techniques of group decision making and consensus reaching.

 

Małgorzata Dzimińska is a researcher on higher education. She conducts studies on  quality, knowledge and innovation management at universities. She actively promotes science communication and community-based participatory research. She is a member of the Society for Research into Higher Education (SRHE) and the European Higher Education Society (EAIR).