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How Research Influences Policy

Posted on January 30, 2006  /  0 Comments

This is a question that is central to the mission of LIRNEasia. The link below connects to a very accessible discussion on the subject:
In Conversation: Carol Weiss and Evert Lindquist on Policymaking and Research: International Development Research Centre

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