Scientific Ghettos and Beyond. Epistemic Injustice in Academia and Its Effects on Researching Poverty
Scientific Ghettos and Beyond. Epistemic Injustice in Academia and Its Effects on Researching Poverty
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科学贫民区和学术界的认知不公正及其对贫困研究的影响
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10.1007/978-3-030-31711-9_5
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2020
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Franziska
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Dübgen;Franziska
Academic debates about poverty and global justice are dominated by researchers based in the Global North. This article argues that academia should be considered as a sphere where principles of justice apply. Drawing on theories of epistemic and cognitive injustice, the article contends that there is a need not only for better redistribution of the outcomes of academic research, but also for a rearrangement of the very standards and modes of its production. This implies a reconsideration of the methods and norms that authenticate knowledge claims as well as an end to the structural marginalization of agents of knowledge production situated in the Global South. In the realm of poverty research, epistemic justice not only calls for including poor people as participants in the research process, but for fundamentally rearranging the manners in which poverty research is designed, conducted and implemented.
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