Helen Frowe

publicethics.org/post/may-you-v… New post by Attila Mráz on voting to save one person

Israel, Palestine, and the Consequences of Wrong Acts in War publicethics.org/post/israel-pa…

Who does Israel have a special duty to protect? Saba Bazargan-Forward (UCSD) argues that the Israeli government has a special duty to protect Palestinians too, which competes with its special duty to protect Israelis. publicethics.org/post/the-duty-…

A new symposium is available in Mind on Victor Tadros’ To Do, To Die, To Reason Why. Topics include authority and the duty to obey, accountability for unlawful warfare, civilian liability, and non-responsible threats. Find out more here: stockholmcentre.org/symposium-on-v…

Society for Applied Philosophy Annual Lecture 2023, Professor Michael E Bratman (Stanford University): Planning and its function in our lives #philosophy Thursday 14 September, 4pm. Nash Lecture Theatre KCL Register here (free): eventbrite.co.uk/e/society-for-…

New paper! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

@joe_bowen_1 @lukephilosophy And post-docs! And faculty!

@lukephilosophy Definitely for PhDs: Society for Applied Philosophy has a travel bursary for conferences.

New paper from Carl Fox arguing that public statues should not be permanent! doi.org/10.1080/136982…

What makes the International Criminal Court arrest warrant against Putin valuable even if it is not enforced? Alain Zysset (University of Glasgow) explains in our new post. publicethics.org/post/making-in…

Join us this Thursday at Medelhavsmuseet in Stockholm or online for a panel discussion on "Sweden’s bumpy road to NATO membership: Political processes and moral dilemmas"!

❗Reminder CFP: Workshop on Deterrence (19-20 June 2023, Lake Bled). How might work on deterrence across legal, moral and political philosophy shed light on the ethics of war? Submit <5000w papers by ❗March 25th❗. See more at stockholmcentre.org/workshop-on-de…

Great to see this collection from our ⁦@ahrcpress⁩ project on heritage in war in print!Thanks to our terrific authors and to OUP for doing such a nice job with the book. global.oup.com/academic/produ…

As strikes against pension reforms continue in France over the week, check out our post on the right to strike by Stephen K. McLeod (University of Liverpool) and Attila Tanyi (UiT The Arctic University of Norway)! publicethics.org/post/liberalis…

Join us for a panel discussion on the political processes and moral dilemmas of Sweden’s NATO accession, in Stockholm, on MARCH 30th, 4:30 p.m., where experts discuss democracy, morality, and international politics! stockholmcentre.org/event/swedens-…

CFP: 8th Annual Graduate and Early Career Workshop (Online) We invite papers that address philosophical issues relating to the ethics of war and peace, broadly construed. Deadline: 1st June 2023. Find out more here: philevents.org/event/show/108…

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the anti-war protests against the invasion of Iraq. But what is the point of protest? And what makes a protest successful? In our new blog post Jonathan Parry (@LSEPhilosophy) explains the value of protesting: lse.ac.uk/philosophy/blo…

Can President Metsola’s post-Qatargate proposals successfully fight political corruption in the European Parliament? Emanuela Ceva & Maria Paola Ferretti explain why not, and how we should fight political corruption instead. publicethics.org/post/picking-o…

Should you boycott the 2022 World Cup? Jan Willem Wieland (VU Amsterdam) argues ‘yes’: "By refusing to watch, I make a positive statement that I care.” publicethics.org/post/yes-let-s…

New post! @NicoDelon on animal agency and gameplay in a just interspecies society. publicethics.org/post/sports-an…