Titlebook: Merit, Justice, and the Political Theory of Academic Knowledge Production; Camilla Boisen,Matthew C. Murray Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Merit as Moral: Justifying Applications of Power,ic knowledge. Merit is believed to promote something good, and makes actions that promote it right, even if Aristotle and other authors warn that such decisions must gain force and acceptance in the mind of the individual rather than result from a collective decision about the value of an idea or ex

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,The Merit Mythology: Merit as ‘Natural Selection’,ively and competitively. To clarify this point, we argue that the legitimation of the practices is ideally believed to yield good or better ideas or expressions of them. We ultimately contend that this phenomenon is procedurally Darwinistic. That is, our ideas and academic knowledge we produce for o

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