Titlebook: Epistemic Governance; Social Change in the Pertti Alasuutari,Ali Qadir Textbook 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9638-4 merely public representatives who logically deliberate on proposals and then pass laws or policies that directly benefit the whole nation. Indeed, parliaments may well be rubber-stamps for decisions already taken within a power elite, and many examples could be given from authoritarian regimes acro

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Introduction,arefully planned Operation Bodyguard, the Allied forces deceived the Germans into thinking Normandy is a diversion and that the Pas de Calais is the main invasion target. To create this illusion, a fictitious First US Army Group was invented, supposedly located in Kent and Sussex.

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Grundlagen zur Planung von Transportnetzen,In the previous chapter, we unpacked how those seeking social change take into account their audiences’ picture of reality in three dimensions—objects of epistemic work—and then build their arguments on those objects. In this chapter, we unbox the important notion of “picture of reality,” on which this discursive view relies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22286-4In the previous chapter, we opened up the discursive aspect of epistemic governance as a framework by which to make sense of those working for social change.

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The Ideality of Linguistic Phenomena,On September 17, 2011, a group of about 1000 people marched into Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan, New York, and “occupied” it.

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Epistemic Work,This chapter introduces the framework of epistemic governance that builds on the point that actors who aim to be influential in politics attempt to gauge and affect others’ views of reality.