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The Hastings Center Studies, 1973
of expertise arises when, consciously or unconsciously, it is assumed that an individual with scientific expertise in a particular area also has expertise in the value judgments necessary to make policy recommendations simply because he has scientific expertise.
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of expertise arises when, consciously or unconsciously, it is assumed that an individual with scientific expertise in a particular area also has expertise in the value judgments necessary to make policy recommendations simply because he has scientific expertise.
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2019
In science, experts are usually those who have achieved a high level of competence and experience in their own field. Expertise is typically disciplinary and often sub-disciplinary; but it can also be found outside disciplinary boundaries. Whether there can be interdisciplinary expertise is a matter of debate, but there can be expertise in ...
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In science, experts are usually those who have achieved a high level of competence and experience in their own field. Expertise is typically disciplinary and often sub-disciplinary; but it can also be found outside disciplinary boundaries. Whether there can be interdisciplinary expertise is a matter of debate, but there can be expertise in ...
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Expertise in Methods, Methods of Expertise
2010Scientific expertise is a key issue in the concept of the knowledge society. While the focus of much of the current research is on the user- or the demand-side of scientific expertise, the focus of this paper is on its formation. To achieve this, it aims at establishing a connection of the history of scientific methods with the history of scientific ...
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Philosophical expertise and scientific expertise
Philosophical Psychology, 2014The “expertise defense” is the claim that philosophers have special expertise that allows them to resist the biases suggested by the findings of experimental philosophers. Typically, this defense is backed up by an analogy with expertise in science or other academic fields.
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1998
Within economics the term expertise indicates the capacity to perform one or more activities which are economically valuable because, for example, they produce an output for which there is a demand. Also, such an expertise must not be too easy to acquire or appropriate, otherwise its economic significance would be very limited.
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Within economics the term expertise indicates the capacity to perform one or more activities which are economically valuable because, for example, they produce an output for which there is a demand. Also, such an expertise must not be too easy to acquire or appropriate, otherwise its economic significance would be very limited.
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