The Journal of Applied Philosophy is a leading forum for academic publication in all areas of applied philosophy. It is edited by Elizabeth Brake and published by Wiley on behalf of the Society.
As well as submitted articles, the journal also publishes the Society’s annual lecture and review articles. To sign up for content alerts, browse a free sample issue, or to submit an article to the journal, please visit the journal’s website at our publisher.
Recent articles
- Issue Information
- Justice Principles, Empirical Beliefs, and Cognitive Biases: Reply to Buchanan's ‘When Knowing What Is Just and Being Committed to Achieving it Is Not Enough’
- When Knowing What Is Just and Being Committed to Achieving it Is Not Enough
- Justice and Doxastic Handicaps
- Knowing What Justice Means and Being Committed to It: Remarks on Allen Buchanan's Analysis of Conservative Factual Beliefs
- If You Are Committed to Justice, Why Aren't You an Activist? Comments on Allen Buchanan
- Journalism and Press Freedom as Human Rights
- Why a UBI Will Never Be High Enough
- Teaching Children How to Think: Rational Autonomy as an Aim of Liberal Education
- The Equivalence Thesis and the Last Ventilator
- Forgiveness and the Problem of Repeated Offences
- The Nature and Value of Vagueness in the Law. Hrafn Asgeirsson, 2020. Oxford, Hart Publishing. x + 204 pp, $81.00 (hb)
- The Moral Significance of Adolescence
- From Sovereignty to Guardianship in Ecoregions
- Critical Reflection and the Limits of Parental Authority