… We define public engagement as a subset of democratic activity that focuses specifically
on the inclusion of non-technical publics in the development and governance of new …

… public trust—or its own trustworthiness. This paper therefore reports on the findings of …
public engagement project related to a large science programme and the ways in which trust …

… This paper discusses some of the costs, risks, and benefits of dialogical public engagement
… public engagement, and show how the proposed model can shed new light on the problem. …

… practitioners in the fields of civic and public engagement. Thus, the principles were derived
in part from our theoretical reflections on the import of capacity building, but also in light of the …

… and science. Approaches to public participation have evolved capturing different objectives
and … on mitigating negative public attitudes and restoring public trust in science (epistemic …

… We suggest that one step toward transforming public engagement … public engagement. To
do, this, we need a genuine dialogue between social scientists, scientists, and other science …

… dialogue’ in order to restore public confidence in government’s use of science. In particular,
… the move to dialogue, which he titled ‘Hitting the Notes but Missing the Music?’As I have …

… to ascertain when public engagement is meaningful and how … (scientific) ideas about the
relationship between science and … the public that can be taken to make public engagement with …

… Continuity: This study also notes that popular channels are ones that have continuity of style
and of speaker. This may be popular as there is no need to become accustomed to a new …

… trend, I also note several studies … science communication and public engagement with
science, whether as researchers, journalists, or practitioners. While I believe that a focus on trust is …