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Editorial

A critical realist (re-)envisaging of emancipatory research, science and practice

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  • Elder-Vass, Dave. 2022. “Ethics and Emancipation in Action: Concrete Utopias.” Journal of Critical Realism 21: 5. to be advised.
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