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Chair: Professor
David Archard BA PhD
David
Archard is Professor of Philosophy and Public Policy in the Department
of Philosophy at the University of Lancaster. His most recent and forthcoming
publications in the area of applied philosophy include:
- Children: Rights and Childhood (London: Routledge, 1993;
2nd enlarged and revised edition, 2004).
- 'Wrongful
Life', Philosophy, 79 (July 2004), pp.403-420.
- 'The
wrong of rape,' Philosophical Quarterly, 57, Issue 228 (July
2007), pp.374-393.
- 'Informed
Consent: Autonomy and self-Ownership,' Journal of Applied Philosophy (forthcoming 2008).
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Secretary: Dr John
Tasioulas BA LLB DPhil
John Tasioulas is a Fellow
of Corpus Christi, Oxford. His most recent publications in the area
of applied philosophy include:
- 'Punishment and Repentance', Philosophy 81 (2006), pp.279-322.
- 'Games and the Good', Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society
supplementary volume LXXX (2006), pp.237-264.
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'Crimes of Offence', in A. von Hirsch and A. Simester (eds.), Incivilities: Regulating Offensive Behaviour (Hart
Publishing, 2006), pp.149-171.
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'The Moral Reality of Human Rights', in T. Pogge (ed.), Freedom
from Poverty as a Human Right: Who Owes What to the Very Poor (OUP: 2007).
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Treasurer: Dr
Neil C. Manson BA MPhil DPhil
Neil C. Manson is Lecturer in Philosophy at the Institute for Philosophy
and Public Policy at Lancaster University. His most recent publications
in applied philosophy include:
- 'How not to think about genetic information' in Hastings Center
Report 35, (4 July 2005)
- 'Presenting behavioural genetics: spin, ideology and our narrative
interests' in Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (2004) pp. 601-604
- Re-thinking informed consent (with Onora O'Neill) (Cambridge
: CUP, 2006)
- 'What is genetic information and why is it significant?' Journal
of Applied Philosophy (forthcoming 2006)
- 'Informed Consent' in Richard Ashcroft, Angus Dawson, Heather Draper
and John McMillan (eds.), Principles of Health Care Ethics (2nd ed), (London: John Wiley, 2007).
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JAP editors:
Dr
Suzanne Uniacke BA MA PhD
Suzanne Uniacke, Reader in
Applied Ethics at the University of Hull is joint editor of the Journal
of Applied Philosophy. Her most recent publications in the area of applied
philosophy include:
- Permissible Killing: The Self-Defence Justification of Homicide (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994)
- 'Was Mary's Death Murder?', Medical Law Review, vol 9, no.
3 (2001)
- 'A Critique of the Preference Utilitarian Objection to Killing
People', Australasian Journal of Philosophy, vol. 80, no. 2 (2002)
- 'Self-Defence and Just War', in Dieter Janssen & Michael Quante
(Hrsg.), Gerechte Kriege (Paderborn: Mentis-Verlag, 2002)
- 'Emotional Excuses', Law and Philosophy, vol 26 (2007)
Professor
Alan Carter MA PhD
Alan Carter, Professor of
Moral Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, is joint editor of the
Journal of Applied Philosophy. His most recent publications in the area
of applied philosophy include:
- A Radical Green Political Theory (London and New York:
Routledge, 1999)
- 'Some theoretical foundations for radical green politics', Environmental
Values 13, 3 (2004)
- 'Saving nature and feeding people', lead article in Environmental
Ethics 26, 4 (2004)
- 'Animals, pain and morality', The Journal of Applied Philosophy
22, 1 (2005)
- 'Inegalitarian biocentric consequentialism, the minimax implication,
and multidimensional value theory: A brief proposal for a new direction
in environmental ethics', Utilitas 17, 1 (2005)
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Executive Committee
Members
President:
Onora
O'Neill
Chair:
Dave
Archard (Lancaster)
Honorary Secretary:
John
Tasioulas (Oxford)
Honorary Treasurer:
Neil
Manson (Lancaster)
Ordinary
Members:
Tom Sorell (Birmingham)
Lorella Terzi (Roehampton)
Christopher Megone (Leeds)
Elizabeth Ashford (St Andrews)
Rosamund Scott (King's College, London)
Kimberley Brownlee (Manchester)
Co-opted Members:
Jon Cameron (Aberdeen) [Society Administrator]
Suzanne Uniacke (Hull) [Editor, Journal of Applied Philosophy]
Hugh LaFollette (University of South Florida St. Petersburg) [North American representative]
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