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.
01/01/1970
‘Here to Stay’ and The Contested Ethics of Presence
Linda Bosniak
Rutgers University
12:00 am, Room 9204-05
01/01/1970
Basic Income, Climate Change, and Degrowth
Michael Howard
University of Maine
12:00 am, room 5409
01/01/1970
Economic Duties and Economic Justice: Why Philosophers Need to Think About How Things Work in the World
Joseph Carens
University of Toronto
12:00 am, room 5200
01/01/1970
Seyla Benhabib
Seyla Benhabib
Yale University
12:00 am, room TBA
01/01/1970
Affective Citizenship
Linda Bosniak
Rutgers University
12:00 am, room TBA
11/18/2019
Transnational Feminism
Serene Khader
Brooklyn College
09/17/2019
The Lure of Minimalism
Adam Etinson
University of St. Andrews
05/07/2019
Oppression, Violence, and Corruption: Fighting the Oil Curse
Leif Wenar
King's College London
03/25/2019
The Humble Cosmopolitan
Luis Cabrera
Griffith University (Australia)
03/12/2019
Are Democracy and Foreign Policy Compatible?
Raffaele Marchetti
LUISS University (Rome)