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Knowing When Not to Blow the Whistle: Epistemic Value of Secrecy

This paper anayses cases when whistleblowing, otherwise considered as a supererogatory act, might produce bad consequences. It builds upon Simone Chambers' idea of epistemic value of secrecy and applies it to Emanuela Ceva's account of institutional duty of whistleblowing.

Whistleblowing, Secrecy, Epistemic democracy

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