Authority and Expertise in New Sites of Knowledge Production

Anne Beaulieu · Sarah de Rijcke · Bas van Heur

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This chapter contains sections titled: Expertise and authority, Institutional-infrastructural reproduction and innovation, Three dimensions of knowledge production, Authorizing actors and the Tropenmuseum's networked image database, Re-negotiating authority, Authorizing empirical encounters in Flickr, Validation of knowledge claims and expertise in the Cultural Biography of Maastricht, Conclusions, References

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