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The African Innovation Foundation (AIF), in collaboration with Globethics.net, is launching the African Law Library, the first digital library offering information on law and governance for the...
A two-day interdisciplinary conference will be held at Wolfson College, Oxford, on 20-22 March 2014, to examine Isaiah Berlin's view of the Enlightenment and the presence of the Enlightenment in...
In modern moral philosophy, family issues have first and foremost been addressed within applied and political ethics, e.g. with regard to the fair distribution of domestic work, to moral issues...
The Call for Papers for the Annual Conference 2014 on ‘Arts, Peace and Conflict' of the Archbishop desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies is now open.
The Annual Conference on ‘Arts,...
The last months have been rich in events and progress for what is known as Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) – an alternative mode of production, an alternative development, with solidarity and...
The new African Law Library is launched at the African Union's headquarters in Addis Ababa/Ethiopia on 28 November 2013. A programme of the African Innovation Foundation, with Globethics.net as...
Registration is now open for a one day workshop on Suffering and Normativity.
The workshop will be held on 18 January, 2014, and is hosted by Philosophy at the University of Glasgow.
What is...
It sucks to be a kid these days, or so my own kids tell me. I suppose it has always has.
Or has it? And does it have to? What might we be doing wrong?
Psychologists barrage us every day with...
Globethics.net India and the Centre for the Study of World Religions at Dharmaram Vidya Kshetram (DVK), Bangalore organised a one-day workshop on "Religion and Ethics" on World Philosophy Day, 21...
Ben Quinones is the Executive Director of RIPESS (International Network on Solidarity Economy). He is also an active member of the Forum of Ethics & Responsibility, of which Globethics.net is part...
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