Media
Steve Matthewman, Book Review: Silencing Science, New Zealand Sociology, vol.32, no.1 (2017), pp.115-119.
'Are New Zealand's scientific experts really dead - or just resting?' Shaun Hendy, The Spinoff, 4 November 2016
'NZ Politics Daily: 15 recent stories about democracy and integrity in New Zealand', Bryce Edwards, National Business Review, 25 August 2016
'Book Review: Silencing Science, by Shaun Hendy', Emma Johnson, Booksellers NZ, 14 July 2016
'Are New Zealand's scientists too scared to say what they think?', Elizabeth McLeod, Education Review, June 2016
'The risks of muzzling science', Doug Edmeades, NZ Farmers, 14 June 2016
'NEWSMAKER: Why are scientists so silent?', Farmers Weekly, 2 June 2016
'Gagging science: "It's worldwide"', Jamie Morton, New Zealand Herald, 8 June 2016
'The slippery slope on corruption', Barry Coates (Green Party), Indian Weekender, 26 May 2016
Shaun Hendy on RDU 98.5FM, 24 May 2016
'Silencing Science by Shaun Hendy', Rebecca Priestley, NZ Listener, 16 May 2016
Professor Shaun Hendy talks to Rukuwai about his book, Silencing Science, Te Hiku Radio, 17 May 2016
'Shaun Hendy - Silencing Science', Shaun Hendy and Siouxsie Wiles with Paul Henry, RadioLive, 15 May 2016
'Peter Griffin: Science community needs to engage with media', New Zealand Herald, 12 May 2016
'Silencing Science', Veronika Meduna, Radio New Zealand, 11 May 2016
'Silencing Scientists: Shaun Hendy on why science should be 'open'', Shaun Hendy on Nine to Noon, Radio NZ, 11 May 2016
'Silencing Science: in the long run, openness is the better strategy', Peter Griffin, Sciblogs, 10 May 2016
'Is funding dependency stifling science?', Shaun Hendy with Mark Sainsbury, 10 May 2016
'The high public cost of muzzling scientists - Shaun Hendy', Science Media Centre, 9 May 2016
'The high public cost of muzzling scientists', Shaun Hendy, Stuff, 9 May 2016
'Scientists gagged by funding fears, says professor', Jamie Morton, The New Zealand Herald, 9 May 2016
'Science, muzzled', Shaun Hendy on Q + A, OneNews, 8 May 2016
'Prominent scientist talks about Silencing Science', Jamie Morton, The New Zealand Herald, 8 May 2016
Comment
'Not so many generations ago, you were commanded to believe the sun orbited the earth, and could lose your head for stating (correctly, almost) the scientifically verified opposite. Freedom of thought has advanced considerably since then. Hasn't it? After reading Shaun Hendy, one begins to wonder.' Clive Trotman, Otago Daily Times, 11 July 2016
'In Silencing Science, Professor Hendy concludes that New Zealand needs a Parliamentary Commission for Science to forge a new relationship between scientists, policy makers and the public to ensure that science is never silenced.' Jacqueline Rowarth, NBR, 1 July 2016
'Silencing Science, by physics professor Shaun Hendy, looks at the ways in which the public interest and the pursuit of truth are corrupted by commercial and political interests.' Steve Matthewman, Book Review: Silencing Science, New Zealand Sociology, vol.32, no.1 (2017), pp.115-119.