Revealing Relations : Knowledge Infrastructures for Liveable Futures
Available open access digitally under CC BY-NC-ND licence. Do our tools for knowing about the world actually obscure important knowledge? This book uncovers how knowledge infrastructures—including satellite tracking, climate models, machine learning and citizen science apps—shape our understanding o...
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Bristol University Press
2026
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