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28. Censoring government scientists and the role of consensus in science advice

Michael D. Rennie

de Kerckhove, D.T., Rennie, M.D. and Cormier, R. 2015. Censoring government scientists and the role of consensus in science advice. EMBO reports, 16: 263–266. doi: 10.15252/embr.201439680. 

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