New forthcoming article by Heather Alexander, Jonathan Simon and Frédéric Pinard.
“Consciousness in Artificial Intelligence? A Framework for Classifying Objections and Constraints”
New article by Jonathan Simon, co-authored with Andres Campero, Derek Shiller and Jaan Aru.
“Interspecies Welfare Comparisons”
New article by Bob Fischer, published in the journal Philosophy Compass.
Entre Justice et Préjudice!
Recordings of our student members’ excellent presentations are now available!
Votes for 10-17 year olds?
New episode of Surprising Ethics.
New review of the book “Pluralist Politics, Relational Worlds: Vulnerability and Care of the Earth (2023)”
New review of Didier Zuñiga’s first book.
Roundtable discussion: “La place d’une approche féministe dans la recherche en éthique, philosophie politique et philosophie des émotions”
With the participation of Anne-Marie Gagné-Julien and Laura Silva.
“Écospiritualité. Approches réflexives”
New special issue edited by Xavier Gravend-Tirole.
“The Ethics of Kingmaking”
New article by Alexis Morin-Martel and Gabriel Monette.
Call for papers – “Political Philosophy for a Better World: Facing Polycrisis”
Submit your proposals by 5:00 p.m. on March 20, 2026.
“Standardiser le traitement du corps des soldats défunts : le cas français”
New chapter from our student member Camille Collin in the collective work “Sciences sociales face aux armées”.
“Conceptualizing Academic Freedom”
New article by Jacob T. Levy published in the journal Annual Review of Political Science.
“Ethics Committees for Animal Shelters”
New article by Kristin Voigt and Angie Pepper published in the Journal of Shelter Medicine and Community Animal Health.
“Justice for Animals in Climate Change Integrated Assessment Models”
New article by Bob Fischer and Avram Hiller published in Npj Climate Action.
“Valuings as Sentiments”
New article by Mauro Rossi and Christine Tappolet published in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
“Beyond the Living: Death Care and the Boundaries of Social Reproduction”
New article by our student member Camille Colin.
