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This talk will provide commentary from the perspective of political philosophy about the other papers in the session. In particular, I will apply insights from democratic theory about the nature of representation and its corresponding responsibilities, the epistemic and moral value of deliberation, and the benefits of institutional design aimed at safeguarding freedom from domination.
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PSA2022272
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Symposium
Topic 1
Values in Science
Eduardo Martinez
University of Cincinnati

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