… This paper presents and defends a way to add a transparent truth … truth can be made
compositional. A key feature of our framework, called STTT (for Strict-Tolerant Transparent Truth), is …

… the concept of transparency, this article provides a critical reflection on transparency theory’s
… two propositions that challenge transparency’s core beliefs: both transparency and secrecy, …

… An organisation being audited is ipso facto being transparent about its dealings. We might,
after Latour (1991), say that audit is transparency made durable; it is also transparency made …

… Transparency as Efficiency that we might call Transparency as Epistemology-the view that the
open availability of information will facilitate the identification of truth … is that transparency is …

… The omnipresent demand for transparency, which has reached the point of fetishism and …
violate, indeed, the historical truth of its emergence and change, if we sought to exclude …

… I focus on public transparency – that is, transparency to the public over expert domains. I
offer two versions of the criticism. First, the epistemic intrusion argument: The drive to …

… In conclusion, the ideal of instrumental transparency understands transparency as a … of
transparency and re-evaluate the relationship between truth and different transparency ideals in …

… massive experiment in transparency. Laying open … transparency does not necessarily
generate epistemic deference. Maybe there are more fundamental ethical reasons for transparency…

… transparency in a larger context by comparing three epistemological or practical attitudes
of the subject towards the world: the ability of “seeing it all” linked to the ideal of transparency, …

… marketing organisations communicate transparency in a climate of generalised risk and
scepticism. We contrast the traditional numeric approach to transparency, which involves …