… constructed ignorance is that its purveyors and recipients must already share criteria for
recognizing what “ignorance” … However, ignorance has its functions regardless of one’s political …

… Considering one’s culture to be superior within a hierarchy, being ignorant about one’s own
… , epistemic, ethical-political and socio-historical foundations of ignorance, are at the center …

… We use the term willful ignorance to highlight how this blind spot is the result of a two-step …
of their own politics of expertise and of the sociocultural processes involved in constructing “…

… between knowledge creation and ignorance that looks at … , ignorance is a fruitful concept
as it can become a political … and geographically widespread political discussion, as within …

… Without efforts to address ignorance as a political problem, … political solutions to increasing
global polarisation. To explore this argument, this chapter focuses on ignorance as a political …

… I make no normative claims about how a new constitution should be designed from scratch,
nor do I attempt historical analysis of the later development of federal political institutions, …

… becomes more immediate, political struggles over climate … , conflicting priorities can lead
to ignorance. In these circumstances, … the production of reflexive ignorance, which reinforces …

… feature in regulatory politics — have not dealt seriously with the importance of ignorance
and … thus ignoring the inevitability of uncertainty and ignorance. Proponents of the precautionary …

Ignorance and Uncertainty overviews a variety of approaches to the problem of indeterminacies
in human thought and behavior. This book examines, in depth, trends in the psychology …

… He therefore strove to develop a macrosociological framework which would map out complex
social, political and economic factors which all interweave to create what we will call the ‘…