How Evidential Pluralism Mitigates Epistemic Injustice in Evidence-Based Evaluation
Philosophy of the Social Sciences
Published online on June 06, 2026
Abstract
Philosophy of the Social Sciences, Volume 56, Issue 5, Page 451-477, September 2026.
By prioritising certain kinds of evidence and devaluing or excluding other kinds of evidence, orthodox evidence-based evaluation practice perpetuates epistemic injustice, we argue. In contrast, by advocating a more inclusive approach to evidence, ...
By prioritising certain kinds of evidence and devaluing or excluding other kinds of evidence, orthodox evidence-based evaluation practice perpetuates epistemic injustice, we argue. In contrast, by advocating a more inclusive approach to evidence, ...