The Need for Knowledge-Based Journalism in Politicized Science Debates

This article talks about how journalists can communicate science that has become politicized more honestly by moving beyond fact-checking and taking on different roles as brokers of knowledge, dialogue, or policy.

Date: 2015

Author:

Authors: Declan Fahy, Matthew Nisbet

Organization: The Annals of the American Academy

Strategic Approach: Engagement

Type: General Resource

Author: Declan Fahy, Matthew Nisbet

Organization:

Organization: The Annals of the American Academy

Strategic Approach: Engagement

Type: General Resource

The Need for Knowledge-Based Journalism in Politicized Science Debates

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