Socio-Legal Studies on Epistemic Injustice and Spaces and Places, Gebunden

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Chapter 1. Introduction (Mark L Flear, Ceri Davies-Tyrie and Daniel Wincott).- Chapter 2. Responsibilisation of NHS Patients: Revealing Epistemic Injustice through Street Legal Ethnography in the North of England and Northern Ireland (Mark L Flear, Ivanka Antova, Matthew Wood and Tamara K Hervey).- Chapter 3. Housing Injustices and Epistemic Injustice (Helen Carr and David Cowan).- Chapter 4. Epistemic Injustice and the Rule of Law (TT Arvind).- Chapter 5. The Algorithmic Construction of Epistemic Injustice (Tomás McInerney).- Chapter 6. Testimonial Injustice and the Regulatory Liminal Space of Hospital Discharges (Victoria L Moore).- Chapter 7. Revealing Epistemic Injustice in the African Commission's Reading of Indigeneity: The Case of the Endorois (Raghavi Viswanath) .- Chapter 8. Disaster, Place and Epistemic Injustice (Maria Fernanda Salcedo Repolês and Edward Kirton-Darling).- Chapter 9. Silenced Expertise: Knowing the Pandemic from the Perspectives of Patients with Rare Diseases in Austria (Antonia Modelhart and Barbara Prainsack).- Chapter 10. Conclusions (Mark L Flear, Ceri Davies-Tyrie and Daniel Wincott).