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ArticleGovernments cannot just ‘follow the science’ on COVID-19

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Governments cannot just ‘follow the science’ on COVID-19

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Public Administration and Political Analysis Global Public Health Policies and Epidemiology Communication and COVID-19 Impact

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2007Survival of the Ideas that Fit: An Evolutionary Analogy for the Use of Evidence in Policy

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Published2020-05-14

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