StockholmWarEthics

Research centre working on #war #peace #ethics #philosophy based at Stockholm University. Funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.

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Helen Frowe's new book, Help! The Ethics of Rescue, is finally out!

You can read the first chapter of the book for free here: https://t.co/YusvmjG8kB

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How should states prevent the consumption of non-consensual intimate images?

Helen Frowe and Jonathan Parry argue that measures should focus on consumers, not just tech companies or those who share images.

https://t.co/OSytXDjs9p

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Our special issue on The Ethics of Refugee Policy is out in Law and Philosophy!

With contributions by Ali Emre Benli, Rufaida Al Hashmi, and Kieran Oberman.

https://t.co/TNZoCrz66C

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Call for abstracts!

We're organising a workshop on the ethics of deception.

Deadline: May 1st. More information here: https://t.co/Rhhlyebe6G

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Join us at SCEWP!

We have a new vacancy for a doctoral researcher!
The deadline is March 5th. https://t.co/BCmRRUaKm1

Note: This replaces our previous vacancy, which was advertised earlier, and the eligibility criteria for this position are broader.

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New post on the Public Ethics Blog!

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In our most recent post, Jeffrey Howard (@ucl and @digitalspeechX ) discusses many of the ethical questions raised by the substantial changes to Meta's fact-checking and content moderation policies.

https://t.co/Diu5gJ4yQp

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We're hiring!
The Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace has a vacancy for a doctoral researcher.
Deadline Jan 31st. More info: https://t.co/fBdhtW5oaK

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Can just war theory be used to restrain warfare rather than abused as self-serving ideology to rationalize all-out wars? @DrRoryCox gives us hope, showing the Hittites already used just war theory as a tool for critical self-reflection ca. 3,500 years ago. https://t.co/WysFqx7Rca

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Expecting an exodus of Russian LGBT+ asylum-seekers, should we prioritize LGBT+ refugees? Patti T. Lenard argues we should instead focus on increasing the overall number of resettlement spots, even with serious moral compromises in who will get them. https://t.co/PlGLd1bLjG

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Who does Israel have a special duty to protect? Saba Bazargan-Forward (UCSD) argues that the Israeli government has a special duty to protect Palestinians too, which competes with its special duty to protect Israelis. https://t.co/4FbJY03lu8

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How to make sense of exploitation in economic sectors without clearly identifiable exploiters? @erik_malmqvist (Göteborg) and @AndrasSzigeti1 (Linköping) answer by offering a new account of the characteristic harm of exploitation. https://t.co/DAZ5F9CiTc

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What are unions for? Do they serve only to curb the excesses of the liberal labor market? Or are they primarily agents of radical resistance? Neither view captures entirely their democratic functions and potentials, @stevenmklein (KCL) explains: https://t.co/9wZWZO7ATG

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All papers can be found here: https://t.co/Di7ITkskcx

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A new symposium is available in Mind on Victor Tadros’ To Do, To Die, To Reason Why. Topics include authority and the duty to obey, accountability for unlawful warfare, civilian liability, and non-responsible threats. Find out more here: https://t.co/WDxlyPs8NN

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King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands has recently apologized for his country’s slavery past. But how can we ‘take responsibility’ for the slavery past – the historical wrongs of our political community? Dominik Boll (VU Amsterdam) explains:
https://t.co/kWVLRZWCVe

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@Europarl_EN is scheduled to vote on a blanket ban on predictive policing. Duncan Purves (University of Florida) argues that instead, we should give the final word on their use to affected communities, whom predictive policing can burden but also benefit.
https://t.co/45Zde8VsXX

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Reminder CFP: 8th Annual Graduate and Early Career Workshop (Online, 26-27 Oct 2023)
We invite papers that address philosophical issues relating to the ethics of war and peace, broadly construed
❗Deadline: 1st June 2023. ❗
See more at https://t.co/P760VpVY8A

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What makes the International Criminal Court arrest warrant against Putin valuable even if it is not enforced? Alain Zysset (University of Glasgow) explains in our new post.
https://t.co/vW3d3MsPDK

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4th CFP: 8th Annual Graduate and Early Career Workshop (Online, 26-27 Oct 2023)
We invite papers that address philosophical issues relating to the ethics of war and peace, broadly construed.
❗Deadline: 1st June 2023. ❗
See more at https://t.co/VHdTSzuy5K

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3rd CFP: 8th Annual Graduate and Early Career Workshop (Online, 26-27 Oct 2023)
We invite papers that address philosophical issues relating to the ethics of war and peace, broadly construed. ❗Deadline: 1st June 2023.❗
See more at https://t.co/VHdTSzv5Vi