Written by:
Stefanie Ettelt
Nicholas Mays
Pauline Allen
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ASSOCIATED CONTENTPublished by: Journal of Social Policy, (2015) Volume 44, Issue 2 pp. 319-337
The authors highlight the ambiguous nature of piloting and question the extent to which piloting contributes to evidence-based policy making.
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Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.
Linear approaches to evidence have a long history but they severe limitation.