How to Engage Policy Makers with Your Research

Edited by Tim Vorley, Syahirah Abdul Rahman, Lauren Tuckerman and Phil Wallace

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Increasingly, academics are finding that engaging with external stakeholders can be both fruitful in undertaking research and an effective way to impact policy. With insightful and practical advice from a diverse range of contributors, including academics, policy makers, civil servants and knowledge exchange professionals, this accessible book explores How to Engage Policy Makers with Your Research.

Keywords: Business and Management; Economics and Finance; Education; Geography; Innovations and Technology; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy; General Academic Interest; Urban and Regional Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
ISBN: 9781800378957
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to How to Engage Policy Makers with Your Research , pp 2-9

Syahirah Abdul Rahman, Lauren Tuckerman, Tim Vorley and Phil Wallace

Ch 2 What do policymakers want from researchers? Developing better understanding of a complex landscape , pp 10-27

Graeme Reid and Sarah Chaytor

Ch 3 The value of research evidence for policy , pp 28-37

David Christian Rose and Chris Tyler

Ch 4 Speaking a shared language , pp 38-49

Sarah Foxen and Rowena Bermingham

Ch 5 From broadcast to engagement: moving beyond traditional mechanisms , pp 50-60

Anand Menon and Jill Rutter

Ch 6 Between disciplines and perspectives: ACT as a PERIpatetic researcher , pp 61-72

Matjaz Vidmar

Ch 7 Co-producing policy relevant research , pp 73-82

Clementine Hill O'Connor, Lucy Gavens, Dan Chedgzoy and Mary Gogarty

Ch 8 Developing and delivering university consortia , pp 83-93

Annette Bramley

Ch 9 When worlds collide: the role of the funder in connecting research and policy , pp 94-102

Melanie Knetsch and Lauren Tuckerman

Ch 10 Critical friends - real time insights for shaping strategy , pp 104-112

Debbie Johnson, Geeta Nathan and Syahirah Abdul Rahman

Ch 11 Designing and delivering targeted policy engagement events , pp 113-123

Sarah Weakley

Ch 12 Collaborative doctoral research , pp 124-135

Tim Vorley and Cristian Gherhes

Ch 13 Doing and making the most of PhD internships , pp 136-145

Lauren Tuckerman

Ch 14 Enabling collaboration and building capacity through research networks , pp 146-153

Phil Wallace, Heidi Hinder, Adam Luqmani and Lisa Hanselmann

Ch 15 Mission research: experiences from participation in OECD entrepreneurship policy research projects , pp 154-163

Helen Lawton Smith

Ch 16 Intersectional Anti-Racist Academic Activism for Policy-making (INTARAAP) through community engagement , pp 164-174

Ima Jackson and Judy Wasige

Ch 17 Commissioned research , pp 175-183

Dan Hodges and Syahirah Abdul Rahman

Ch 18 Engaging with policy makers in emerging markets , pp 185-195

Ekkehard Ernst

Ch 19 The City-Region Economic Development Institute - establishing a successful place-based research institute to support regions in turbulent times and beyond , pp 196-206

Rebecca Riley, Simon Collinson, Anne Green and Raquel Ortega-Argilés

Ch 20 Impacting small business policy: the Enterprise Research Centre , pp 207-216

Vicki Belt

Ch 21 Impacting policy thinking through partnership: insights from Northern Ireland , pp 217-228

Jen Nelles, Tim Vorley and Eoin McFadden

Ch 22 Critical engagement in diversity and entrepreneurship: lessons from the Centre for Research in Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship , pp 229-240

Monder Ram

Ch 23 Supporting policy towards sustainability , pp 241-248

Alice Owen

Ch 24 How to win friends and influence policy: a guide for new researchers , pp 249-258

Katy Jones

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