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Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Pro: Scientists Can Be Scientists, and Advocates Too!
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The realm of conservation biology has been rocked by the controversy surrounding scientific advocacy. Many people argue that scientists can...
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PRO: Scientists should be advocates if they so choose
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In many cases, professionals are held to higher or different standards than the general public because of their expertise. By this I mean...
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Pro: Scientists as Advocates
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While it appears that the main reason for not supporting scientists as advocates is that scientists have a narrow field of expertise, in ...
Con- No Scientist Advocacy
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I believe scientists should keep their findings separate from their advocacy for many reasons including limiting bias in findings, and advo...
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Pro: Scientists Should Retain the Right to Advocate if They Choose
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I believe that scientists should withhold the right to advocate if they so choose because some scientists feel that they ar...
Pro: Scientists Should be Advocates
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I'm really torn between the pro and con positions on scientists being advocates. I'm torn because I understand the con ...
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Con: Scientists Should Not Be Advocates
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Rice, J. C. (2011). Advocacy science and fisheries decision-making. ICES Journal of Marine Science: Journal du Conseil , 68 (10), 2007-...
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Pro: Conservation biology requires advocacy
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My belief that conservation biologists ought to be advocates is based on two key points. Firstly: the assertion that scientif...
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Con: Scientists should not be activists
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I believe that scientists should not be activists because the field of science is based off of one's ability to quantitatively analyze n...
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Pro: The Distillers of Truth
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The phrase “ivory tower” often accompanies discussions of the social impacts of science as reference to the inaccessibility and isolation o...
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