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Openness and Inequity in Scientific Research
Social Epistemology (forthcoming)
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This special issue examines the promises and limitations of Open Science (OS) and the conditions that produce inequity, injustice, and exclusion in research. Going well beyond the free sharing of p...Author's Profile
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