Knowledge is power is knowledge : Can we break the cycle of epistemic and epistemological injustice?
Ennser-Kananen, J. (2019). Knowledge is power is knowledge : Can we break the cycle of epistemic and epistemological injustice? . Tiedepolitiikka, 44(4), 33-40.
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