The Center for Global Ethics and Politics is a network for research, colloquia, and curricular development on key issues of contemporary life including:
- Globalization and justice
- Intercultural perspectives on ethics
- Human rights
- Cosmopolitan democracy
We invite you to learn more about our research and events in the pages that follow, to collaborate with us in our efforts to clarify the requirements of global justice and human rights, and to discern possible ways of strengthening the institutions of global governance and transnational forms of democracy and solidarity.
11/06/2020
Democratic Punishment
Corey Brettschneider
Brown University
03:00 pm, via zoom
10/27/2020
What is Necro-being (ethically worst form of racism) and What is the Nature of Tragedy (Necro-tragedy)?
Leonard Harris
Purdue University
06:30 pm, via zoom
10/06/2020
The Stages of Populism and its Class Basis
Aysen Candas
Hunter College, CUNY
06:30 pm, via zoom
09/23/2020
Responding to the Tragedies of Our Time – The Human Right to Health and the Virtue of Creative Resolve
Nicole Hassoun
Binghamton / Cornell
04:15 pm, via zoom
03/04/2020
What’s Wrong with the Prison-Industrial Complex? Profit, Privatization, and the Circumstances of Injustice
Tommie Shelby
Harvard University
04:15 pm, Martin E. Segal Theatre
11/06/2020
A Democratic Theory of Punishment
Corey Brettschneider
Brown University
10/27/2020
What is Necro-being (ethically worst form of racism) and What is the Nature of Tragedy (Necro-tragedy)?
Leonard Harris
Purdue University
09/23/2020
Responding to the Tragedies of our Time: The Human Right to Health
Nicole Hassoun
Binghamton University and Cornell University
03/04/2020
What’s Wrong With the Prison-Industrial Complex? Profit, Privatization, and the Circumstances of Injustice
Tommie Shelby
Harvard University
02/11/2020
What Makes Gentrification Wrong?
Margaret Moore
Queens University (Canada)