… of the moral economies of austerity. They explore the diverse ways in which expertise comes
… They all, in different ways, show how expertise is mobilised and articulated within the moral …

… The author argues that since this relationship is often jeopardized by difculties, we should
rethink the notion of epistemic authority in terms of epistemic authority in practice. It is therefore …

… the utility and exportability of expertise, about the moral and political valences of critical …
into its own hands, squirreling industriously to rethink the humanities’ investigative priorities, …

… Rethinking the implications of AI technologies for professions through the lens of relational
expertise … the need to articulate and value relational expertise, to responsibility domesticate AI …

… testimony of scientists is a function of an ethical expertise. Even if, as seems correct, we
suppose that the ubiquitous moral expertise of bioscientists is attuned to the specific moral …

… our hopes in expertise and in the meta-expertise of discerning the experts from the impostors.
Before we proceed we need to look a little bit more carefully at this word – expertise – and …

… and treat the problem—via expertise. This diverged from the … the grounded duels of expertise
and expert practice through … and the role of expertise in producing professional authority. …

… And finally, how do we work productively across different types of expertise to ensure that
community voice, academic voice, and professional voice (and the overlapping nexus within) …

Kohlberg’s cognitive developmental paradigm has been enormously influential, spawning
hundreds of research projects in this country and around the world. From Kohlberg we have …

… expertise as having special moral weight and reaffirms the view that there are no moral
authorities or moral … (obviously, not someone claiming moral expertise) in some institutions …