Guri Rosén and Silje H. Tørnblad seek to answer questions, to what extent, and how, does expertise from the Commission influence the European Parliament’s positions in the article in the European Politics and Society.
In the article in the Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, Torbjørn Gundersen provides a systematic account of the role of scientists as experts in policymaking.
Cathrine Holst writes about the phenomenon of seasteads, and the possibility of making expert arrangements in seasteads that are both democratically authorized and accountable, and likely to contribute to increased quality in decision- and policy-making in her contribution to the volume Seasteads. Opportunities and Challenges for Small New Societies.
Cathrine Holst has co-authored this article in Social Epistemology with Anders Molander. They discuss the conditions for legitimate expert arrangements within a democratic order and from a deliberative systems approach.
Cathrine Holst diskuterer ekspertmakt, med særlig vekt på Jürgen Habermas' kritikk av ekspertstyre i årets siste utgave av Norsk statsvitenskapelig tidsskrift.
In this article of West European Politics, John R. Moodie examines the European Commission's use of experts and its response to external criticism and demands of reform.
In this special issue of the Open Access journal Politics and Governance, guest editors Åse Gornitzka and Cathrine Holst assemble 14 articles dealing with the role and use of expert knowledge in EU decision-making.
Cathrine Holst er medredaktør av et festskrift til Rune Slagstad, Rett og Politikk. Boken inviterer til prinsipiell debatt om styreform, konstitusjon og grunnleggende trekk ved stat og samfunn. Holst bidrar også med et kapittel om «kunnskapsbasert politikk» og eksperters rolle.
Cathrine Holst svarer Jon Elster i kommentaren 'Reform, synsing og allmenninteresser' i siste utgave av Nytt Norsk Tidsskrift.
Cathrine Holst bidrar med kapitlet «Ekspertisens faktum - og grenser» i boken Politisk kompetanse, som er en av seks bøker i serien Nye perspektiver på Grunnloven 1814-2014.
Cathrine Holst has published the chapter 'What is epistocracy?' in the volume 'Sacred Science? On science and its interrelations with religious worldviews', edited by S.A. Øyen, N.S. Vaage and T. Lund-Olsen and published with Wageningen Academic Publishers.