Foreword, Sir Geoffrey Allen
1. Introduction, Philip Dawid
2. Classifying Forms and Combinations of Evidence: Necessary in a Science of Evidence, David Schum
3. Disciplining the Disciplines, Jason Davies
4. Moving Beyond Law: Interdisciplinarity and the Study of Evidence, William Twining
5. Inference Networks: Bayes and Wigmore, Philip Dawid; Amanda Hepler; David Schum
6. Arguing about the Evidence: A Logical Approach, John Fox
7. Thinking about Evidence, David Lagnado
8. Rhetoric and Argumentation in Evidence-Based Policy Making, Jill Russell and Trisha Greenhalgh
9. Generalisations and Evidential Reasoning, Terence Anderson
10. Are There Universal Principles or Forms of Evidential Inference? Of Influence Networks and Orto-Epistemology, Peter Tillers
11. A Theory of Evidence for Evidence-Based Policy, Nancy Cartwright and Jacob Stegenga
12. What the Ravens Really Teach Us: The Intrinsic Contextuality of Evidence, Hasok Chang and Grant Fisher
13. Critical Distance: Stabilizing Evidential Claims in Archaeology, Alison Wylie
14. In Praise of Randomisation, David Colquhoun
15. Believing the Evidence, Jason Davies
16. What Would a Scientific Economics Look Like?, Mike Joffe
17. Reasonable Doubt: Uncertainty in Education, Science and Law, Tony Gardner-Medwin