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- [art3](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss4/art3/): Scientific Misconduct: The Perversion of Scientific Evidence for Policy Advocacy George H. Avery, Purdue University Abstract Science is increasingly being manipulated by those who try to use it to justify political choices based on their ethical preferences, and who are willing to act to suppress evidence of conflict between those preferences and the underlying reality. This problem is clearly seen in two policy domains, healthcare and climate policy. In the area of climate policy, recent revelations of emails from the government-sponsored Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia reveal a pattern of data suppression, manipulation of results, and efforts […]
- [art15](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss1/art15/): Disease Mongering in Psychiatry: Is It Fact or Fiction? Sahoo Saddichha, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences Abstract Disease mongering starts at the top of recent accusations being hurled at psychiatry. It is used to refer to the attempts by pharmaceutical companies or others who have similar interests, to enlarge the market for a treatment by convincing people that they are sick and need medical intervention. This paper critically analyses the ‘for’ and ‘against’ arguments of disease mongering in psychiatric disorders, both new and old, such as Bipolar disorders, ADHD, Restless legs syndrome, Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, female sexual dysfunction, […]
- [art12](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol3/iss2/art12/): Scientific Misconduct: A Response to Davies and Fielding George H. Avery, Purdue University Abstract The author responds to criticism regarding his recent paper, “Scientific Misconduct: The Perversion of Scientific Evidence for Policy Advocacy,” (Avery 2010). Recommended Citation Avery, George H. (2011) “Scientific Misconduct: A Response to Davies and Fielding,” World Medical & Health Policy: Vol. 3: Iss. 2, Article 12.DOI: 10.2202/1948-4682.1166Available at: https://psocommons.org/wmhp/vol3/iss2/art12
- [iss2](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol3/iss2/): Editorial Anti-Microbial Drug Resistance: A Human Disaster in the MakingArnauld Nicogossian, Thomas Zimmerman, Otmar Kloiber, and Edward J. Septimus Invited Articles Exploring Biomedical Workforce Development and Productivity: Gendered Reflections and ChallengesLaurie Schintler, Connie L. McNeely, and Giacomo Galiazzo The Public Health Implications of Water in DisastersDavid GC McCann, Ainsley Moore, and Mary-Elizabeth A. Walker Research Ethics: Principles, Practices, and ReportingKathryn H. Jacobsen Original Articles Effectiveness of Peer Education on Knowledge and Attitudes of HIV/AIDS in Shenyeng, ChinaLing Zhou, Junqiao Guo, Zhanbao Ma, Lijuan Fan, Yuan Gu, Zhe Guan, and Baosen Zhou The Regionalization of the Public Health System and New […]
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- [Art8](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art8/): Outsourcing Democracy: Losing Control of e-Voting in the Netherlands Anne-Marie Oostveen, University of Oxford Abstract Outsourcing IT services is a common practice for many governments. This case study shows that outsourcing of elections is not without risk. Studying electronic voting in the Netherlands through documents obtained with Freedom of Information requests, we see that government agencies at both local and national level lacked the necessary knowledge and capability to identify appropriate voting technology, to develop and enforce proper security requirements, and to monitor performance. Furthermore, over the 20 years that e-voting was used in the Netherlands, the public sector became so […]
- [Art7](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art7/): Impact of Voting Advice Applications (VAAs) on Voter Turnout and Their Potential Use for Civic Education Jan Fivaz, IDHEAP, University of LausanneGiorgio Nadig, University of Berne Abstract A low level of voter turnout and a certain alienation of citizens from politics are well-known challenges to many modern democracies. At the same time a special type of political website called Voting Advice Applications (VAAs) attracts millions of voters all over Europe. They offer voters a new approach for choosing candidates or political parties to vote for. VAAs seem to be particularly popular among young voters. In this article we try to assess whether […]
- [Art6](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art6/): The Political Click: Political Participation through E-Petitions in Germany Andreas Jungherr, Otto-Friedrich Universitat BambergPascal Jürgens, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Abstract Electronic petitions can serve as an influential mechanism for political participation. We present a study on the dynamics in the German e-petition system which was introduced in late 2008. Drawing on a data set of signatures, we analyze four aspects: (a) the types of petitions found, (b) the temporal dynamics of petitions, (c) the types of users found, and (d) the intersection of different petitions’ supporter populations. We present evidence that (a) the system is dominated by a very small number of high-volume […]
- [Art5](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art5/): Of States and Borders on the Internet: The Role of Domain Name Extensions in Expressions of Nationalism Online in Kazakhstan Irina Shklovski, IT University of CopenhagenDavid M. Struthers, Carnegie Mellon University Abstract The space of the Internet is often described as easy to traverse with no regard for national borders. Yet few have considered what such easy border crossings on the Internet might mean to the ordinary people actually doing the traversing. Our qualitative study of regular Internet users in Kazakhstan shows that the naming of a state-controlled space on the Internet, through the use of country code top-level domain names (ccTLDs), […]
- [Art4](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art4/): Compliance or Obscurity? Online Anonymity as a Consequence of Fighting Unauthorised File-sharing Stefan Larsson, Lund UniversityMåns Svensson, Lund University Abstract The European Union directive on Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement (IPRED) was implemented in Sweden on April 1, 2009, and was meant to be the enforcement needed to achieve increased compliance with intellectual property online, especially copyright. This, therefore, was the manifest function of the directive. The article empirically shows changes in levels of use of Online Anonymity Services (OAS) as a result of the implementation of IPRED in Sweden, as being a latent dysfunction of the implementation The data consists of two […]
- [Art3](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art3/): Anonymity in a World of Digital Books: Google Books, Privacy, and the Freedom to Read Elisabeth A. Jones, The Information School, University of WashingtonJoseph W. Janes, The Information School, University of Washington Abstract With its Books project, Google has made an unprecedented effort to aggregate a comprehensive public-access collection of the world’s books. If successful, Google’s collection would become the world’s largest and most broadly accessible public book collection—indeed, project leaders have frequently spoken of their desire to create a “universal library” (Toobin 2007). Still, the Google “library” would differ from established contexts for the provision of free, public access to reading […]
- [Art2](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art2/): Online Political Mobilization from the Advocacy Group’s Perspective: Looking Beyond Clicktivism David Karpf, Rutgers University Response to Article Stuart W. Shulman, The Case Against Mass E-mails: Perverse Incentives and Low Quality Public Participation in U.S. Federal Rulemaking Abstract Academic observers and public intellectuals frequently criticize mass email action alerts as “slacktivism” or “clicktivism,” arguing that the lowered transaction costs of the medium produce a novel form of activism that carries with it hidden costs and dangers for the public sphere. This article challenges those claims, relying on a combination of personal observation within the advocacy community and on a new quantitative dataset […]
- [Art1](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art1/): Editorial Helen Z. Margetts, Oxford University Abstract This editorial introduces the seven articles in the fourth issue of volume two of Policy & Internet. Recommended Citation Margetts, Helen Z. (2010) “Editorial,” Policy & Internet: Vol. 2: Iss. 4, Article 1.DOI: 10.2202/1944-2866.1115Available at: https://psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/art1
- [Iss4](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss4/): Editorials PDF EditorialHelen Z. Margetts Articles PDF Online Political Mobilization from the Advocacy Group’s Perspective: Looking Beyond ClicktivismDavid Karpf PDF Anonymity in a World of Digital Books: Google Books, Privacy, and the Freedom to ReadElisabeth A. Jones and Joseph W. Janes PDF Compliance or Obscurity? Online Anonymity as a Consequence of Fighting Unauthorised File-sharingStefan Larsson and Måns Svensson PDF Of States and Borders on the Internet: The Role of Domain Name Extensions in Expressions of Nationalism Online in KazakhstanIrina Shklovski and David M. Struthers PDF The Political Click: Political Participation through E-Petitions in GermanyAndreas Jungherr and Pascal Jürgens PDF Impact […]
- [Iss3](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss3/): Editorials PDF EditorialHelen Z. Margetts Articles PDF A New Frontier in Digital Content Policy: Case Studies in the Regulation of Virtual Goods and Artificial ScarcityVili Lehdonvirta and Perttu Virtanen PDF Digital Divides in Urban E-Government in South Korea: Exploring Differences in Municipalities’ Use of the Internet for Environmental GovernanceJoon Hyoung Lim PDF Towards a More Participatory Style of Election Campaigning: The Impact of Web 2.0 on the UK 2010 General ElectionDarren G. Lilleker and Nigel A. Jackson PDF Regulatory Federalism in the Age of Broadband: A U.S. PerspectiveMichael J. Santorelli Policy Perspectives PDF E-Governance Policies for Interoperability and Open StandardsLaura […]
- [Iss2](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss2/): Editorials PDF EditorialHelen Z. Margetts Articles PDF Agenda Setting in a Digital Age: Tracking Attention to California Proposition 8 in Social Media, Online News and Conventional NewsBen Sayre, Leticia Bode, Dhavan Shah, Dave Wilcox, and Chirag Shah PDF Virtual Policy Networks in Forestry and Climate Change in the U.S. and Canada: Government Nodality, Internationalization and Actor ComplexityKathleen McNutt and Adam Wellstead PDF Deliberating Environmental Policy Issues: Comparing the Learning Potential of Online and Face-To-Face Discussions on Climate ChangeJulien Talpin and Stéphanie Wojcik PDF The Development of Japanese Data ProtectionAndrew A. Adams, Kiyoshi Murata, and Yohko Orito PDF The Application of […]
- [Iss1](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/iss1/): Editorial PDF EditorialHelen Z. Margetts Articles PDF Transparency of Public Decision-Making: Towards Trust in Local Government?Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen PDF Digital Governance and Institutional Change: Examining the Role of E-Government in China’s Coal SectorJesper Schlæger PDF Government 2.0? Technology, Trust and Collaboration in the UAE Public SectorFadi Salem and Yasar Jarrar PDF Challenging Challenge Questions: An Experimental Analysis of Authentication Technologies and User BehaviourMike Just and David Aspinall PDF Voting Advice Applications in Lithuania: Promoting Programmatic Competition or Breeding Populism?Ainė Ramonaite Policy Perspective PDF In Defense of Data: Information and the Costs of PrivacyThomas M. Lenard and Paul H. Rubin Proceedings […]
- [Volume 2 (2010)](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol2/): Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4
- [Art5](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol1/iss1/art5/): An Economic Perspective on a U.S. National Broadband Plan Robert Hahn, University of Oxford, Georgetown University Scott J. Wallsten, Technology Policy Institute, Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy, Stanford University, Economists Incorporated Abstract This paper responds to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s request for guidance in designing a national broadband plan. We argue that the U.S. market for Internet services is working well overall, as evidenced by nearly ubiquitous coverage, rapid adoption, large investments, and increasing speeds. Still, the market is not working well for all people in all places, and we offer a framework for considering policies intended to mitigate […]
- [Art4](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol1/iss1/art4/): Multilateral Approaches to Deliberating Internet Governance J P. Singh, Georgetown University Abstract This essay tackles the question of how increased interactions among multiple actors facilitated by the Internet shape patterns of global governance, especially for the Internet itself. The paper argues that in global governance the types of actors, along with their collective understandings and deliberations, shape two different types of multilateral global orders: statist multilateralism and networked multilateralism. This paper employs the language of global governance rather than that of international regimes to distinguish three keys terms for understanding governance: global order, legitimacy and deliberations. These concepts are applied to […]
- [Art3](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol1/iss1/art3/): Early Adolescents’ Use of Social Networking Sites to Maintain Friendship and Explore Identity: Implications for Policy Barbie H. Clarke, University of Cambridge Abstract This paper considers 10-14 year olds’ adoption of digital technology, and the way in which the developmental tasks of early adolescence are played out within their everyday lives through their widespread interaction with digital media, considering both the social and the psychological processes that take place. It reflects on the concerns that have been expressed about children’s use of digital social networking, but also looks at the benefits to children of using the media, and the implications for […]
- [Art2](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol1/iss1/art2/): The Case Against Mass E-mails: Perverse Incentives and Low Quality Public Participation in U.S. Federal Rule making Stuart W. Shulman, University of Massachussetts Amherst Abstract Large-scale e-mail campaigns are a staple in the modern environmental movement. Interest groups increasingly use online mobilizations as a way to raise awareness, money, and membership. There are legitimate political, economic, and organizational reasons for doing so, but these gains may come at the expense of a more substantial and efficacious role for citizens who wish to use e-mail to engage in public participation. This paper situates a close examination of the 1000 longest modified MoveOn.org-generated […]
- [Art1](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol1/iss1/art1/): The Internet and Public Policy Helen Z. Margetts, Oxford University Abstract This article looks at the role of the Internet in policymaking, identifying potential policy effects of widespread use of the Internet by citizens, firms, governments and voluntary organizations. It considers how the Internet and Internet-enabled social change might impact upon each of the four ‘tools’ of government policy – nodality, authority, treasure and organization – and how it might impact upon the mix of tools that policymakers select. It suggests a number of values normally associated with the Internet – innovation, trust, openness and equity – that might be expected […]
- [Iss1](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/vol1/iss1/): Articles PDF The Internet and Public PolicyHelen Z. Margetts PDF The Case Against Mass E-mails: Perverse Incentives and Low Quality Public Participation in U.S. Federal RulemakingStuart W. Shulman PDF Early Adolescents’ Use of Social Networking Sites to Maintain Friendship and Explore Identity: Implications for PolicyBarbie H. Clarke PDF Multilateral Approaches to Deliberating Internet GovernanceJ P. Singh Policy Perspective PDF An Economic Perspective on a U.S. National Broadband PlanRobert Hahn and Scott J. Wallsten
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- [Art2](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss2/art2/): Volunteered Geographic Information and Crowdsourcing Disaster Relief: A Case Study of the Haitian Earthquake Matthew Zook, University of KentuckyMark Graham, University of OxfordTaylor Shelton, University of KentuckySean Gorman, FortiusOne Abstract This paper outlines the ways in which information technologies (ITs) were used in the Haiti relief effort, especially with respect to web-based mapping services. Although there were numerous ways in which this took place, this paper focuses on four in particular: CrisisCamp Haiti, OpenStreetMap, Ushahidi, and GeoCommons. This analysis demonstrates that ITs were a key means through which individuals could make a tangible difference in the work of relief and aid agencies without actually […]
- [Iss4](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss4/): Editorial PDF Translational Research, Evidence-Based Medicine and Medical PolicyArnauld Nicogossian, Otmar Kloiber, Thomas Zimmerman, Anatoly I. Grigoriev, Naoru Koizumi, Jeremy D. Mayer, Jessica Heineman-Pieper, Charles R. Doarn, Edward J. Septimus, William Jacobs, and Tia Beritashvili Invited Articles PDF Aging Research: Translating Scientific Discovery into Clinical InterventionRichard J. Hodes, Vicky Cahan, and Megan J. Homer PDF Scientific Misconduct: The Perversion of Scientific Evidence for Policy AdvocacyGeorge H. Avery Original Articles PDF Do People Support Sin Taxes? A Population Survey of AttitudesMayer Brezis and Rachel Marans PDF Policy Adoption of the Special Design (SD) Provision in the State Children’s Health Insurance ProgramSang-Chul […]
- [iss3](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss3/): Editorial PDF Of Peer Review, Research Ethics and Journal PublicationsArnauld Nicogossian, Otmar Kloiber, Thomas Zimmerman, Anatoly I. Grigoriev, Naoru Koizumi, Jeremy D. Mayer, Kevin Hallock, William Jacobs, Charles R. Doarn, and Tia Beritashvili Invited Article PDF State Infertility Insurance Law IndicatorsBonnie B. Stabile Original Articles PDF Health and Economic Gains: What Is at Stake in South Africa’s Health Reform?Bianca K. Frogner PDF Delivery of a Model HIV Prevention and Health Promotion Train-the-Trainer Program in India by Homeopathy and Ayurveda Practitioners and EducatorsAdeline Nyamathi; Anil Khurana; Vijay Pal Singh; N. Shrikanth; Divya Taneja; Shonali M. Choudhury PhD, MMH; John L. Fahey; […]
- [Iss2](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss2/): Editorial PDF Public Health, Medicine and 21st Century LeadershipArnauld Nicogossian Invited Article PDF Volunteered Geographic Information and Crowdsourcing Disaster Relief: A Case Study of the Haitian EarthquakeMatthew Zook, Mark Graham, Taylor Shelton, and Sean Gorman Original Articles PDF Developing an Instrument for Measuring Human Dignity and Its Relationship to Health in Palestinian RefugeesRasha Khatib and Haroutune Armenian PDF Influenza Immunization: Synthesizing and Communicating the EvidenceArnauld Nicogossian, Nelya Ebadirad, Thomas Zimmerman, Gary Kreps, and Edward J. Septimus PDF Medical Technology and the U.S. Healthcare System: Is This the Road to Abilene?Steven Sheingold and Brenda Helen Sheingold Policy Forum PDF Geographical Disparity in […]
- [Iss1](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/vol2/iss1/): Editorial PDF Medicine, Ethics, and Information Technology: The Road AheadArnauld Nicogossian, Otmar Kloiber, Tom Zimmerman, Anatoly I. Grigoriev, Naoru Koizumi, Jeremy D. Mayer, William Jacobs, and Charles R. Doarn Invited Articles PDF Global Perspectives of Pharmacy Education and PracticeClaire Anderson, Ian Bates, Billy Futter, Diane Gal, Mike Rouse, and Sarah Whitmarsh PDF The Global Role of the Doctor in HealthcareDavid Gordon and Stefan C. Lindgren Invited Commentaries PDF Transportation and Health: the Good and the BadKenneth J. Button PDF Reflections on the Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1) Experience in ArgentinaHebe Vazquez, Cecilia Dignani, Rosa Bologna, Magda Rojas, and Daniel Stamboulian Letters […]
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- [Art2](https://www.psocommons.org/ppp/vol3/iss2/art2/): The Two Poverty Enlightenments: Historical Insights from Digitized Books Spanning Three Centuries Martin Ravallion, World Bank Yes! The joy of letting it all loose with the Irish-themed slot! – https://rainbowriches.casino/wild-clover/ Abstract Word searches of Google’s library of digitized books suggest that there have been two “Poverty Enlightenments” since 1700, one near the end of the 18th century and the second near the end of the 20th. The historical literature suggests that only the second came with a widespread belief that poverty could and should be eliminated. After the first Poverty Enlightenment, references to “poverty” (as a percentage of all words) were on […]
- [iss2](https://www.psocommons.org/ppp/vol3/iss2/): Editor’s Letter PDF Editor’s LetterMax J. Skidmore Public Policy Discussion PDF Combating Long-Term Global Poverty: A Thought PieceReginald M. Williams Articles PDF The Two Poverty Enlightenments: Historical Insights from Digitized Books Spanning Three CenturiesMartin Ravallion PDF Differences in Anti-Poverty Approaches in Europe and The United States: A Cross-Atlantic Descriptive Policy AnalysisKoen Caminada and Megan C. Martin PDF Poverty, Inequality and Subjective Quality of Life in Rural Russia during the Transition to a Market Economy: 1991–2006David John O’Brien, Stephen K. Wegren, and Valery V. Patsiorkvosky Features PDF From Alleviation to Eradication: A Reassessment of Modernization, Market-Based, and Communitarian Solutions to Global […]
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- [PPP (Poverty & Public Policy)](https://www.psocommons.org/ppp/): Editors Editor-in-Chief: Max J. Skidmore, University of Missouri at Kansas City Managing Editor: Dan Stroud, University of Missouri at Kansas City Poverty & Public Policy is a new global journal that publishes the best and most relevant policy research on poverty, income distribution, and welfare programs, Health care programs such free rx meds kamagra oral jelly across the spectrum of disciplines, academic perspectives, and approaches. The journal is published on behalf of the Policy Studies Organization. Current Issue: Volume 3, Issue 2 (2011) Editor’s Letter Editor’s LetterMax J. Skidmore Public Policy Discussion Combating Long-Term Global Poverty: A Thought PieceReginald M. Williams Articles […]
- [WMHP (World Medical & Health Policy)](https://www.psocommons.org/wmhp/): Editors Senior Editor: Arnauld Nicogossian, George Mason University Editors: Otmar Kloiber, Secretary General, World Medical Association   Thomas Zimmerman, International Society of Microbial Resistance Honorary Editor: Anatoly Grigoriev, Russian Academy of Sciences Senior Associate Editor: Naoru Koizumi, George Mason University Associate Editor: Jessica Heineman-Pieper, George Mason University Deputy Editor: Bonnie Stabile, George Mason University World Medical & Health Policy is a unique new journal dedicated to the intersection of politics, policy, medicine , and public health. We live in a globalizing world, where public policy decisions affect the prevention of diseases and the practice of medicine cenforce 100 and kamagra. World […]
- [Risk, Hazards & Crisis in Public Policy](https://www.psocommons.org/rhcpp/): Editor-in-Chief: Heather M. Bell, Pacific Disaster Center Managing Editor: Erin P. Hughey, Pacific Disaster Center Senior Editors: Ross Prizzia, University of Hawaii-West Oahu   Allen Clark, East-West Center   Pak Sum Low, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysisa and Bond University Honorary Editors: Ray Shirkhodai, Pacific Disaster Center   Nguyen Huu Ninh, IP-CVR, CERED, Vietnam Announcing New Editors for Risk, Hazards & Crisis in Public Policy. Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 2 (2011) Articles Managing Risk through Liability, Regulation, and Innovation: Organizational Design for Spill Containment in Deepwater Drilling Operations, buy rx meds female viagra policies Nathan D. Richardson, Molly Macauley, Mark A. Cohen, […]
- [Policy & Internet](https://www.psocommons.org/policyandinternet/): Editors Editor-in-Chief: Helen Margetts, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford Editor: Sandra González Bailón, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford Managing Editor: David Sutcliffe, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford The Policy Studies Organization (PSO), the Oxford Internet Institute (OII), and Berkeley Electronic Press are proud to announce Policy & Internet: the first major peer-reviewed journal investigating the implications of the Internet and associated technologies for public policy. The Internet is now the most important international medium of communication and information exchange, best crypto wallet exchange on the internet, embedded in interactions between citizens, firms, governments and NGOs, and bringing with […]
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