The Social Epistemology Network was brought into existence by some of the leading researchers in the field. It provides a platform for cooperation and exchange among researchers from all over the world, interested in social aspects of cognition, broadly construed, including: 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. ​


Steering Committee:
Monika Betzler (Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich)
Cristina Bicchieri (University of Pennsylvania)
David Christensen (Brown University) ​
David Coady (University of Tasmania)
Kristie Dotson (University of Michigan)
Kenny Easwaran (University of California-Irvine)
David Enoch (Oxford University/Hebrew University) ​
Don Fallis (Northeastern University) ​
Paul Faulkner (University of Sheffield)
Elizabeth Fricker (Oxford University)
Miranda Fricker (NYU)
Axel Gelfert (TU Berlin)
Sandy Goldberg (Northwestern University)
Alvin Goldman (Rutgers University)
Peter J. Graham (University of California at Riverside) ​
John Greco (Georgetown University)
Thomas Grundmann (University of Cologne)
David Henderson (University of Nebraska)
Klemens Kappel (University of Copenhagen) ​
Christoph Kelp (University of Glasgow)
Melissa Koenig (University of Minnesota)
Quill R Kukla (Georgetown University)
Martin Kusch (University of Vienna)
Jennifer Lackey (Northwestern University)
Helene Landemore (Yale University)
Michael Lynch (University of Connecticut)
Jack Lyons (University of Glasgow)
Ishani Maitra (University of Michigan)
Gloria Origgi (EHESS - CNRS, Paris)
Nikolaj Pederson (Yonsei University)
Andrew Peet (University of Leeds)
Duncan Pritchard (University of California-Irvine)
Fred Schmitt (Indiana University)
Mona Simion (University of Glasgow) ​
Judith Simon (University of Hamburg)
Daniel Singer (University of Pennsylvania)
Paulina Sliwa (University of Vienna)
Miriam Solomon (Temple University)
Dan Sperber (Institut Jean Nicod/Central European University)
Robert Talisse (Vanderbilt University)
Mike Titelbaum (University of Wisconsin) ​