We invite submissions addressing philosophical issues related to social epistemology broadly construed\, including but not limited to: testimony\, trust\, disagreement\, epistemic norms\, social norms\, the epistemology of speech acts\, epistemic justice\, social epistemology and the internet (e.g. epistemology of social networks\, epistemology of search\, epistemology of Wikipedia\; epistemological dimensions of the human-computer interface\, etc.)\, social epistemology of journalism\, the epistemology of groups\, social epistemology of science\, political epistemology/social epistemology and democracy\, and social epistemology and collective action and intentionality.
Submitted papers should be \;no longer than 4000 words \;and prepared for anonymous review. Each successful applicant will be allocated a respondent from among the event&rsquo\;s other participants.
4 slots are reserved for graduate students/early career researchers \;(within 1 year after PhD). Successful graduate /very early career applicants will receive a bursary towards their travel\, and have their meals and accommodation covered.
We particularly encourage submissions from women and members of underrepresented groups.