Epistemic Injustice as an Unintended Consequence of Open Science

Cole, N. L. (Speaker)
Thomas Klebel (Contributor)

Institute of Interactive Systems and Data Science (7060)

Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk at conference or symposium › Science to science

Description

Presentation on the implications of the findings of the ON-MERRIT project, focused on issues surrounding Open Access publishing.

Period	30 Jun 2020
Event title	23nd Open Science Meet-up: Intended and unintended consequences of Open Science
Event type	Other
Location	Hybrider Event, GermanyShow on map
Degree of Recognition	International

Keywords

open science
epistemic injustice
open access
citizen science
participatory research

Documents & Links

Presentation slides

Related content

Research Outputs
ON-MERRIT D6.4 Final Guidelines and Policy Recommendations
Research output: Book/Report › Other report › peer-review
Open Access: Is It Fostering Epistemic Injustice?
Research output: Other contribution

Projects
EU - ON-MERRIT - Observing and Negating Matthew Effects in Responsible Research and Innovation Transition
Project: Research project

Activities
Participatory processes of research and policy-making: examining uptake, access and representation, and the role(s) of OS/RRI
Activity: Talk or presentation › Poster presentation › Science to science
Matthew effects in Open Science?
Activity: Talk or presentation › Talk at conference or symposium › Science to science