Global Research Entrepreneur Promoting Localized Knowledge for Development Policy and Debate

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GDN, a global research entrepreneur, advocates for localized knowledge to inform development policy. Explore the implications of epistocracy, failures in social science, and the role of global public goods provision in transnational governance.

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Motto: Better Research, Better Policy, Better 'Developing' World (circa 2009) GDN Knowledge Networking Local Research for Better Lives (2019) Diane Stone Central European University & International Public Policy Association GDN s is a global research entrepreneur that promotes research to inform development policy and debate . GDN believes that knowledge needs to be localized to be useful for policy .

Bringing the global back in Global Public Goods provision leads to global and regional policies and transnational governance. International organizations, transnational policy communities & other types of global network. Building local capacity to be a transnational player in growing transnational architecture.

Epistocracy and its limits Rule by the knowers in transnational governance Expert authority in the making of global and regional policies Nationalist-Populist Zeitgeist of post truth policy debate as distrust in experts and their evidence Implications for knowledge networks?