Moore, Kelly (Author)
Nathalia Hernández Vidal (Author)
Kleinman, Daniel Lee (Author)
Epistemic justice projects are now one of the most important sites of science studies scholarship and engagement. The papers in this collection make clear that we divorce science and technology from questions of power at our peril, if we are to understand what generates and remediates the inequalities that past and extant knowledge creation and distribution systems have wrought. Expertise and experts are the conceptual anchors for these articles, and they offer quite different perspectives on whether expertise and counter-expertise are the terrain on which epistemic justice struggles ought to be fought. Some challenge older conceptualizations of expertise as narrow and specific, providing new evidence and frameworks for treating epistemes that are heterogeneous and boundary-crossing as means to justice; others demonstrate that acting on concerns as purely technical matters can provide strategic advantages; and others make clear that formally trained experts are neither welcome nor visible in technopolitical justice struggles. Reflected in the innovative approaches that the papers take, a second major contribution of the collection is to show why inclusion is itself a just goal, and a means to uncovering stories of injustice, technical innovations, and visions of the future that can offer new pathways to justice. The collection inspires new directions in sts, including which stories, and by whom, matter and why, and how attention to innovation can be balanced with attention to the extant, and to history.
...MoreArticle Florencia Arancibia; Renata Motta (2019) Undone Science and Counter-Expertise: Fighting for Justice in an Argentine Community Contaminated by Pesticides. Science as Culture (pp. 277-302).
Article Erica Morrell (2019) Localizing Detroit’s Food System: Boundary-Work and the Politics of Experiential Expertise. Science as Culture (pp. 303-326).
Article Aya H. Kimura (2019) Citizen Science in Post-Fukushima Japan: The Gendered Scientization of Radiation Measurement. Science as Culture (pp. 327-350).
Article Philip R. Egert; Barbara L. Allen (2019) Knowledge Justice: An Opportunity for Counter-expertise in Security vs. Science Debates. Science as Culture (pp. 351-374).
Article
Logan D. A. Williams;
Sharlissa Moore;
(2019)
Guest Editorial: Conceptualizing Justice and Counter-Expertise
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Article
Gloria Baigorrotegui;
(2019)
Making Justice for Counter-Expertise and Doing Counter-Expertise for Justice
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Thesis
VandeWall, Holly R.;
(2011)
Expertise and the Disunity of Science: A Case Study in the Difficulties of Providing Expert Advice for Policy
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Chapter
Lynch, Michael;
(2004)
Circumscribing Expertise: Membership Categories in Courtroom Testimony
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Article
Philip R. Egert;
Barbara L. Allen;
(2019)
Knowledge Justice: An Opportunity for Counter-expertise in Security vs. Science Debates
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Book
Moore, Kelly;
(2008)
Disrupting Science: Social Movements, American Scientists, and the Politics of the Military, 1945--1975
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Article
Blok, Anders;
(2007)
Experts on Public Trial: On Democratizing Expertise through a Danish Consensus Conference
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Book
Faigman, David L.;
(2002)
Modern scientific evidence: The law and science of expert testimony
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Thesis
Ellison, Brooke Mackenzie;
(2012)
Life Lines: Stem Cell Research in a Globalized World
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Article
Goldberg, Daniel S.;
(2013)
The Transformative Power of X-Rays in U.S. Scientific and Medical Litigation: Mechanical Objectivity in Smith v. Grant (1896)
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Article
Maurizio Meloni;
(2018)
Political Biology: In Search of a New Epistemic Space Between STS and Biopolitical Theory- A Response
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Book
Faigman, David L.;
(2004)
Laboratory of Justice: The Supreme Court's 200-Year Struggle to Integrate Science and the Law
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Article
Allen, Barbara L.;
(2007)
Environmental Justice and Expert Knowledge in the Wake of a Disaster
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Thesis
Nathan D. Woods;
(2015)
Environmental Expertise in the Age of Research: Institutional Process and Environmental Science In the American Far West, 1950-2014
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Book
Edmond, Gary;
(2004)
Expertise in Regulation and Law
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Article
Diana Pardo Pedraza;
(2020)
Artefacto Explosivo Improvisado: Landmines and rebel expertise in Colombian warfare
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Article
Maerker, Anna;
(2010)
Political Order and the Ambivalence of Expertise: Count Rumford and Welfare Reform in Late Eighteenth-Century Munich
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Article
Molella, Arthur P.;
(2007)
In This Issue: Editor's Introduction to Special Issue -- Cultures of Innovation
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Article
Murphy, Jane H.;
(2010)
Ahmad al-Damanhūrī (1689--1778) and the Utility of Expertise in Early Modern Ottoman Egypt
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Article
Lukas Rieppel;
Eugenia Lean;
William Deringer;
(2018)
Introduction: The Entangled Histories of Science and Capitalism
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