While Justice Everywhere takes a break over the summer, we recall from our archives some of our memorable posts from 2017-2018.
Here are three good reads on issues commonly associated with left-wing politics that you may have missed or be interested to re-read:
Lisa Herzog’s interview with Isabelle Ferreras on ‘Workplace Democracy‘
Lasse Nielsen’s ‘Sufficiency on Political Inequality‘
Miriam Ronzoni’s ‘On Striking as a Privilege‘
Lecturer in Human Rights, University College London (closing 11/02/18)
Lecturer in Philosophy, University College London (closing 11/02/18)
Assistant Professor in Political Theory (tenure-track), Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile (closing 15/02/18)
Hoover Chair Fellowships, Universite Catholique de Louvain (closing 23/02/18)
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Social & Political Philosophy, University of Edinburgh (closing 27/02/18)
Postdoctoral Fellowships in Political Theory/Philosophy, Justitia Amplificata, University of Frankfurt / Free University of Berlin (closing 01/03/18)
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Reader in Political Theory, University of Essex (closing 04/03/18)
Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Western Australia (closing 04/03/18)
Assistant Professor PPE – Politics & Governance, Utrecht University (closing 31/12/17)
Assistant Professor PPE – Philosophy, Utrecht University (closing 01/01/18)
Assistant Professor in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, University of Groningen (closing 14/01/18)
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Moral and Political Philosophy, University of New South Wales (closing 18/01/18)
Lecturer in Political Theory, University of Reading (closing 22/01/18)
Associate Professorship of Political Theory, University of Oxford (closing 7/12/17)
Assistant Professor in Political Theory, Carleton University (closing 1/12/17)
Lecturer in Philosophy (30 months fixed term), University of Birmingham (closing 29/11/17)
Tenure-track position in Business Ethics, KU Leuven (closing 31/01/18)
Doctoral Scholarships (open to political theory/philosophy/ethics applicants), Central European University (closing 01/02/18)
Stanford Center for Ethics in Society Post-Doctoral Fellowships
Professor in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, University of Warwick
Lecturer in Politics (open to political theory applicants), University of York
Department Lecturer in Political Theory, University of Oxford
Departmental Lecturer in Ethics, University of Oxford
Lecturer in Moral or Political Philosophy, University of Leeds
Assistant Professor in Political Theory, Durham University
Max Weber Post-Doctoral Fellowships (open to political theory/philosophy applications), European University Institute
Beyond Primary Goods
How should we distribute atypical goods of justice?
The Third Munich Workshop in the Philosophy of Institutions
February 14th – 16th, 2018
International Graduate Student Workshop at the Technical University of Munich/ Bavarian School of Public Policy, Munich, Germany
While Justice Everywhere takes a break over the summer, we recall from our archives some of our memorable posts from 2016-2017.
Here are four good reads in democracy and politicians that you may have missed or be interested to re-read:
Aveek Bhattacharya’s ‘What should voters look for in their politicians?‘
Jesper Pedersen’s ‘Should MPs be subject to mandatory deselection?‘
Miriam Ronzoni’s ‘Germany and European Solidarity‘
Luke Ulas’ ‘Why are you more angry about Trump’s state visit to the UK than about visits from leaders of China and Saudi Arabia?‘
While Justice Everywhere takes a break over the summer, we recall from our archives some of our memorable posts from 2016-2017.
Here are four good reads in economic ethics that you may have missed or be interested to re-read:
Anca Gheaus’ ‘There is too much division of labour‘
Lisa Herzog’s ‘If everything is measured, can we still see one another as equals?‘
James Hickson’s ‘Freedom for Uber Drivers‘
Mirjam Muller’s ‘Are Sweatshops Drivers for Gender Equality?‘
While Justice Everywhere takes a break over the summer, we recall from our archives some of our memorable posts from 2016-2017.
Here are four good reads on matters of academic practice that you may have missed or be interested to re-read:
Mollie Gerver’s ‘Blind Reviewing for Workshops‘
Bruno Leipold’s ‘6 Tips for Graduate Political Theory Students‘
Maeve McKeown’s ‘Support for Early Career Researchers, Increase Diversity‘
Andrew Walton’s ‘Writing a Good Referee Report for a Journal Article‘
