Knowledge and Its Legitimacy, an Exploratory (Meta)Ethical Framework-Based Analysis of Narratives on Coastal Flooding Risks in a Changing Climate

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RT @Arjan_Wardekker: The 9th paper in our special issue is online: @jp_vdlinden @EstelleRouhaud & Nabil Touili: Knowledge and Its Legitimac…

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24 Feb 2022

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RT @SFuntowicz: Knowledge quality assessment (KQA) under post-normal conditions: Governing coastal flood risk ➡️ ⁦@vitenskapsteori⁩ ⁦@angm…

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