Knowledge as a social construct

The transformative effect of knowledge

Knowledge : a precondition for policy

Knowledge instead of norms or incentives

Transnational changes / local specificities

The strength of comparisons

Knowledge is not a mirror of reality

More knowledge, more uncertainty

Growing interdependencies
Communities
Europeanisation

Post-bureaucracy
Policy
New modes of regulation

Knowledge

Knowledge-policy relations

Non linearity
Public action
Place of local actors

Across territories Across ‘levels’
Travelling policies
Across Europe

Public debates

Knowledge for policy

Post-bureaucratic knowledge

Experience-based knowledge

Expert knowledge

Academic knowledge

State knowledge

Legal knowledge

Moral knowledge

Embodied / inscribed
Forms of knowledge
Tacit / explicit

Translation
Knowledge transfert and transformation


Knowledge in competition
Competing knowledge
Legitimization

Argumentation

How do they frame policy?
Cognitive frameworks


Knowledge regime
Knowledge and historicity
Epistemic communities

Fabricating KBRT
Knowledge and governing
Using KBRT

Political actors

Researchers

Interest groups

Experts

Users, lay actors

Professionals

Media

Transnational actors

New actors

Governments

Democratic assemblies

Advisory committees

Medias

Supranational

Local

Evaluation

Training

Target

Best practices

Theorizing

Collecting data

Comparing

Transversal Evaluation and accountabi Special educational School autonomy and
Education policies
Provision of training Teacher training Community Sex education

Transversal Action plan for mental Evaluation and accountabi Consultation processes
(Mental) health policies
Rationalization End of life Special educational