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The premise for the rest of the book is that the more awareness there is in society of all aspects of policy-making, the better it is. In a democratic society it should be possible for the public and concerned citizens to have insight and awareness about the basis for decision-making. From what we have seen so far it is evident that the awareness of important problems is decreasing rather than increasing, and that this is a crucial problem for our democracies.
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© 2008 Kjell Andersson
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Andersson, K. (2008). Awareness and Transparency. In: Transparency and Accountability in Science and Politics. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230227767_12
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