Titlebook: Beyond Evidence Based Policy in Public Health; The Interplay of Ide Katherine Smith Book 2013 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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The Family and Gay Men and Lesbiansn political science and policy studies (e.g. Béland 2005; Béland and Cox 2011; Blyth 1997; Campbell 1998, 2002; Goldstein and Keohane 1993; Howorth 2004), even though Weiss was arguing for attention to be paid to . back in the early 1980s:

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Evidence-Informed Policy in Public Health,lems. The opening section of this chapter briefly considers this claim, before introducing the two, contrasting public health ‘policy problems’ on which this book focuses: health inequalities and the ‘tobacco epidemic’.

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Critical/Charismatic Ideas and Advocates,armot Review, for example, where the authors quote the Chilean poet and left-wing politician, Pablo Neruda’s lines, ‘Rise up with me against the organisation of misery’ (Marmot Strategy Team 2010: p. 2). It is also reflected in a recent short essay in the . in which public health scholars Tim Lang and Geoff Rayner argue:

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International Service-Learning Programs,recycling of similar ideas. Perhaps more positively (for those keen to ensure public health research does inform policy), the chapter notes that this means research-informed ideas are likely to have multiple opportunities to influence policy.

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Institutional Amnesia and the Rise of Public Health Knowledge Brokers,recycling of similar ideas. Perhaps more positively (for those keen to ensure public health research does inform policy), the chapter notes that this means research-informed ideas are likely to have multiple opportunities to influence policy.

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