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  • Home
  • People
    • Members of CEPPA
    • Professorial Fellows
    • Postgraduate Members
    • CEPPA Advisory Committee
  • Projects
    • Climate Ethics
    • Philosophy of Climate Science
    • Health and Medicine
    • The Future of Work and Income
    • Effective Altruism
    • Knowledge, Democracy, and Public Discourse
    • Human Rights and Global Justice
    • Blame and Responsibility
    • Virtue and Character
    • Past projects
      • Philosophy and Education
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Reading Groups
    • Past CEPPA Talks
    • Knox Lectures 
    • The Ethics Cup
  • Outputs
    • St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs
    • CEPPA Chats
    • Haldane Prize

Democracy

Values, Voting, and Expertise

January 30, 2018March 23, 2017 by Theron Pummer

Katherine Hawley asks: How far can we trust experts when we’re deciding how to vote?

Categories Commentaries, Knowledge, Democracy and Public Discourse, Virtue and Character Tags Brexit, Democracy, Experts, Katherine Hawley, Trust, Voting

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