Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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'En dan heb ik echt één heel kut moment gehad met (..) als interviewer' : een kwalitatieve intersectionele studie naar de ervaringen van vrouwelijke onderzoekers in Vlaanderen met getuigenisonrecht tijdens wetenschapscommunicatie

Seppe van Bladel (UGent)

(2026) TIJDSCHRIFT SOCIOLOGIE. 7. p.1-27
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Intersecting Injustices : re-storying sexual harassment in academia

Sofie Avery (UGent)

(2026)
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Why we should talk about institutional (dis)trustworthiness and medical machine learning

Michiel De Proost (UGent) and Giorgia Pozzi

(2025) MEDICINE HEALTH CARE AND PHILOSOPHY. 28. p.83-92
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Re-storying sexual harassment in academia : the power of storytelling in combating epistemic injustice

Sofie Avery (UGent) , Katrien Schaubroeck and Sigrid Sterckx (UGent)

(2025) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WOMENS STUDIES. 32(4). p.400-415
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Anger’s value in the context of the climate movement

Sigrid Wallaert (UGent)

(2024) PASSION (TILBURG). 2(2). p.64-80
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Inside the ivory tower, the view from a 'space invader' : an exploratory study into the ways racialized PhD students experience white ignorance in elite universities in the UK

Elif Lootens (UGent) and Jairo I. Fúnez‐Flores

(2024) SOCIOLOGY COMPASS. 18(4).
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Putting 'epistemic injustice' to work in bioethics : beyond nonmaleficence

Sigrid Wallaert (UGent) and Seppe Segers (UGent)

(2024) JOURNAL OF BIOETHICAL INQUIRY. 21(2). p.225-228
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Ethics and epistemic injustice in the Global South : a response to Hopman’s human rights exceptionalism as justification for covert research

Kirandeep Kaur, Ben Grama (UGent) , Nairita Roy Chaudhuri and Maria Jose Recalde-Vela

(2023) JOURNAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS PRACTICE. 15(2). p.347-373
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Reading rage : theorising the epistemic value of feminist anger

Sigrid Wallaert (UGent)

(2023) DIGEST. JOURNAL OF DIVERSITY AND GENDER STUDIES. 10(1). p.54-67
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There was this goat : the archive for justice as a remedy for epistemic injustices in truth commissions

Dietlinde Wouters

(2021) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS. 25(3). p.491-508

Academic Bibliography

'En dan heb ik echt één heel kut moment gehad met (..) als interviewer' : een kwalitatieve intersectionele studie naar de ervaringen van vrouwelijke onderzoekers in Vlaanderen met getuigenisonrecht tijdens wetenschapscommunicatie

Intersecting Injustices : re-storying sexual harassment in academia

Why we should talk about institutional (dis)trustworthiness and medical machine learning

Re-storying sexual harassment in academia : the power of storytelling in combating epistemic injustice

Anger’s value in the context of the climate movement

Inside the ivory tower, the view from a 'space invader' : an exploratory study into the ways racialized PhD students experience white ignorance in elite universities in the UK

Putting 'epistemic injustice' to work in bioethics : beyond nonmaleficence

Ethics and epistemic injustice in the Global South : a response to Hopman’s human rights exceptionalism as justification for covert research

Reading rage : theorising the epistemic value of feminist anger

There was this goat : the archive for justice as a remedy for epistemic injustices in truth commissions

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