<scp>AI</scp> and Responsibility: No Gap, but Abundance

2024-9-12

Responsibility Gaps and Technology: Old Wine in New Bottles?

2024-9-12

Parental Imprisonment and Children's Right Not to be Separated from Their Parents

2024-9-5

National Humiliation: Emotion, Narrative, and Conflict

2024-8-24

Revolutionary Care: Commitment and Ethos. M.Hamington, 2024. New York and London, Routledge. xiii +223 pp, $144.00 (hb) $39.99 (pb)

2024-8-21

Explaining Injustice: Causation through a Remedial Lens

2024-8-20

Something <scp>AI</scp> Should Tell You – The Case for Labelling Synthetic Content

2024-8-18

Why it Can Be Permissible to Have Kids in the Climate Emergency

2024-8-14

Entitled to Love: Relationships, Commandability, and Obligation

2024-8-12

Procreative Obligations and the Directed Duty of Care

2024-8-11

On the Morality of Enjoying Simulated Rape with Robots and by Other Fictional Means

2024-8-6

Thoughtfulness and the Rule of Law. J.Waldron, 2023. Cambridge, Harvard University Press. 336 pp, $49.00 (hb)

2024-8-2

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2024-8-1

Respect and Asylum

2024-7-2

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2024-7-1

Polyamory in Black: A Companion Justification for Minimal Marriage

2024-6-26

The Epistemology of Corporate Power: The Limits of the Firm–State Analogy

2024-6-24

Our Statues of Wrongdoers

2024-6-19

Mary Warnock and ‘Public Philosophy’

2024-6-18

Who Counts in Official Statistics? Ethical‐Epistemic Issues in German Migration and the Collection of Racial or Ethnic Data

2024-5-25

Indirect Discrimination and the Hospital Relocation Cases

2024-5-21

Offensive Heritage in an Era of Globalization and Mass Migration

2024-5-14

How to Pool Risks across Generations: The Case for Collective Pensions. MichaelOtsuka, 2023. Oxford, Oxford University Press. viii + 109 pp, £40.00 (hb)

2024-5-10

Practices of Truth in Philosophy: Historical and Comparative Perspectives. PietroGori and LorenzoSerini, 2024. New York, Routledge. 301 pp, £104.00 (hb)

2024-5-7

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2024-5-1

The Minors Strike: Reflections on the Limits and Legitimacy of Children's Political Action

2024-4-28

Interpreting ‘What One Would Have Wanted’

2024-4-22

Social Reasons

2024-4-15

Moral Gratitude

2024-4-14

Population Aging and the Retirement Age

2024-4-14

The Future of the Philosophy of Work

2024-4-9

The Counterproductiveness Argument against Animal Rights Violence

2024-3-30

Citizen Knowledge: Markets, Experts, and the Infrastructure of Democracy. L.Herzog, 2023. Oxford, Oxford University Press. xi + 338 pp, $83.00

2024-3-23

The Emotion of Gratitude and Communal Relationships

2024-3-23

Justice in Hiring: Why the Most Qualified Should Not (Necessarily) Get the Job

2024-3-22

A <scp>Species‐Focused</scp> Approach to Assessing Speciesism

2024-3-18

On the Ethics of Interacting

2024-3-12

Domestic Violence and Abuse: Expanding Our Conceptual Repertoire

2024-3-5

For F*ck's Sake: Why Swearing Is Shocking, Rude, &amp; Fun. RebeccaRoache, 2024. Oxford, Oxford University Press. ix + 257 pp, £16.99 (hb)

2024-2-28

The Allocation of Refugees to Host States: Should Refugees' Interests and Preferences be Considered?

2024-2-26

The Paradox of Desert

2024-2-25

<scp>Non‐Durable</scp> Solutions: The Harm of Permanently Temporary Refugee Habitation

2024-2-20

The Utilitarian's Global Warming Problem (Why Utilitarians Should Be Social Identity Theorists)

2024-2-20

State Borrowing and Global Responsibilities

2024-2-20

Collateral Legal Consequences and the Power to Punish

2024-2-3

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2024-2-1