GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing’s Post

I just posted "Legality and Commitment," a paper of mine forthcoming in the Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy. Here's the link for those interested: https://lnkd.in/gFdaX3Bm

"Guilty feelings don’t seem to result in good behaviour. Similarly, intellectual knowledge about morality, ethics, and virtue hardly correlates at all in the general population with other aspects of moral functioning."⁠ ⁠ Read this latest article from the special edition of CPOSAT Vol. 3 on the Christian Perspectives on Science and Technology journal site here: https://lnkd.in/gpzGwrTN

A new book on Research Methods in Deportation, edited by the brilliant Agnieszka Radziwinowiczówna, has just come out (my contribution is a chapter on the ethics and methodologies of gaining access to the field)! https://lnkd.in/e2svNCQq

A must read. FIVE CRITICAL ESSAYS ON ARCHITECTURAL ETHICS. A terrific explainer of what has happened to meaningful debate about ethics in education, development, activism and philosophy beyond architecture. https://lnkd.in/ePP2Vkyj

Have you ever deceived your research participants? 🤔 Kamiel Verbeke, Pascal Borry, and colleagues dive into the complex world of research ethics where deception is involved 🔎 Through interviews with researchers who’ve used deceptive methods, they uncover key insights on how to ethically safeguard participants while maintaining the integrity of the study. Their findings highlight that even in deception, honesty with participants is crucial ✅ Curious to learn more? Check out their paper and discover how we can all strive for better ethical practices in research! 👉🔗 https://ow.ly/hEki50SWwxC #ResearchEthics #DeceptionInResearch #AcademicPublishing #EthicalResearch

There's nothing good or bad, but the heart of man has been subjected to think so, The teleological theory of ethics maintains that it is the result or consequence of actions that determine the rightness or wrongness of actions. By consequences, the good that is produce determines the morality of the action. If the bad consequences outweigh the good, then the proposed action should be abandoned and it should be considered wrong. Should the good consequences outweigh the bad ones however; the proposed action can be considered permissible. However something can be bad, but it's action produce a morally good consequence.

Viewpoint contextualizes the history of the Declaration of Helsinki, analyzes the implications of its latest revision, and emphasizes the need for patient-centricity in research ethics. https://ja.ma/3Y9ox8Z

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An interesting discussion of the use of preferential intensities in social choice...An important phylosophical aspects, related to ethics and especially to the theory of Justice.

The Ethics And Evolution of Truth and Information: Proceedings of the Association for Library and Information Science Education Annual Conference (#ALISE 2024) Now Available Online https://ow.ly/yjyR50TP6zV #libraries #libraryscience #informationscience