Marc Fleurbaey and colleagues explain why and how 300 scholars in the social sciences and humanities are collaborating to synthesize knowledge for policymakers.
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Fleurbaey, M., Bouin, O., Djelic, ML. et al. Policy: Social-progress panel seeks public comment. Nature 534, 616–617 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1038/534616a
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