US EditionKnowledge brokers in education and international cooperation a typology with blurred boundaries
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Knowledge brokers in education and international cooperation a typology with blurred boundaries
This chapter draws on the two-communities framework (science and politics) and situates knowledge brokers as intermediaries between the two communities. After presenting a few push factors (how to better communicate research) and pull factors (how to improve uptake), the author focuses on an underexplored area of research: institutionalized forms of knowledge brokerage and, more specifically, international organizations as intermediaries.
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