The identification and prevention of bad practices and malpractices in science. Commentary on Hanne Andersen's "Epistemic dependence in contemporary science: Practices and malpractices"

In Léna Soler, Sjoerd Zwart, Mitchael Lynch & Vincent Israel-Jost (eds.), Routledge Studies in the Philosophy of Science (2014)
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Abstract

According to Hanne Andersen, "an analysis of goes beyond research ethics and includes important epistemological aspects" (p.1). Her purpose is to point at a new area for philosophy of science in practice, which she does by highlighting different epistemological issues about malpractices and showing how documenting them in a precise way is beneficial to their solution. She articulates in particular two questions, namely the issue of the identification of bad practices and malpractices, and the ways of preventing the latter from happening. I shall discuss how Andersen contributes to these issues, and make additional suggestions. Before going further, I first want to clarify a few points.

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