Whose Knowledge Counts? Sufi Ethics, Ubuntu, and the Epistemological Rebellion of Sudanese Women’s Community Kitchens

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>This article advances a theory-building account of epistemic justice in humanitarian action through the case of Sudanese women’s community kitchens that have proliferated amid violence, displacement, and state fragmentation. It argues that dominant humanitarian knowledge regimes—organised around auditability, standardised evidence hierarchies, and ‘scalability’ narratives—systematically...

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e9e438df-d5c6-54a9-a862-8a3501282b2e

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8807025/v1