RSC Class of 2025. Contgratulations, Christine!
Jocelyn Maclure, on the recommendations of the study committee on strengthening state secularism
Interview with Anne-Marie Dussault on the program 24•60 on Ici RDI.
Disjunctures: Indigenous Redirections in Political Theory (OUP, 2025)
New book, by Yann Allard-Tremblay (McGill). Congratulations!
Podcast launching: Surprising Ethics
Podcast dedicated to surprising ideas and arguments in ethics and political theory. By William Gildea (CRÉ).
Graduate students scholarships – CRÉ 2025-2026
Call for applications. Deadline: October 3, 2025.
“Addiction and emotions: From distress-regulation loops to affective recovery niches”
Zoey Lavallee publishes a new article in Philosophical Psychology.
“La crise climatique à l’ère du populisme”
New article by Alexandre Gajevic Sayegh published in the Magazine de l’Acfas.
“Just Transition and Social Acceptability: A Canadian Case”
New article by Alexandre Gajevic Sayegh, published in Ethics, Policy & Environment.
Online Seminar on French Feminist Philosophy
Stay tuned for more details about the next session, which will take place at the end of September!
The Canadian Philosophical Committee’s New Executive Committee
Many members of the CRÉ are part of the CPA’s new executive committee of 2025-26.
“Ethics and Public Health Decision-Making During the Pandemic in Quebec”
New special issue co-edited by Matthew Hunt and Ryoa Chung.
A Strong Turnout from the CRÉ at the Canadian Philosophical Association’s annual conference
Well done to all our members who participated in this year’s event!
“Abolition du genre et préfigurations féministes”
New article by Lila Braunschweig published in the Revue française de science politique.
The Theory of Deliberative Wisdom
New book by Eric Racine published with MIT Press Direct.
“Féminités féministes. Métamorphoses d’un paradoxe”
Lila Braunschweig co-edits the latest issue of Recherches féministes.
Call for Papers – Les ateliers de l’éthique/The Ethics Forum
Since 2006, Les ateliers de l’éthique/The Ethics Forum has been a respected and rigorous open-access journal, providing a platform for critical discussion on normative issues in their theoretical and applied dimensions.
