Current Issue
No 1 (2018)
Open issue on respect, trust, care and interconnectedness
Published:
2018-05-15
Leder - Introduction
Artikler - Articles
Omslag innsider - Cover pages
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Published by NTNU Programme for Applied Ethics via the Norwegian University of Science and Technology Library (CrossRef member) SHERPA classified RoMEO green journal Indexed in DOAJ, Web of Science, EbscoHost, Philosopher's Index and Scopus Languages: Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and English ISI/JCR short title: Etikk Praksis |
Latest Issue OnlineNumber 2, 2017
10 year Anniversary Issue Most cited articles Mickey Gjerris, Silvia Gaiani Google scholar Web of science
Stellan Welin Google scholar Web of science
Moral and ethical decision-making: A chance for doping prevention in sports?
Marcus Melzer, Anne-Marie Elbe, Ralf Brand Google scholar Web of science Redefining disability: a rejoinder to a critique
Solveig Magnus Reindal Google scholar Web of science
Moral analysis of an economic collapse – an exercise in practical ethics
Vilhjálmur Árnason Google scholar Web of science
Call for submissionsNr 2/2018 Special Issue on Methods in Applied Ethics Deadline for submission: May 5, 2018 What are the methods of applied ethics? What are good methods? The methodological landscape of applied ethics ranges from «top down» applications of ethical theory (utilitarianism, deontology, contractualism, virtue ethics)to real world issues, to principlism and less theory-oriented approaches such as casuistry, pragmatism, feminist ethics and narrativism. Moreover, reflective equilibrium approaches have been proposed that seek to balance different theories and considerations and yield coherence among a plurality of ethical, political, religious and empirical beliefs. More recently, approaches emphasising the importance of interdisciplinary research have gained ground, adding to the methodological mix such concepts as Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) and «embedded» ethical research. Nr 1/2019 Special Issue on Ethics of Sustainable Governance Deadline for submission: November 5, 2018 This special issue of EiP invites authors to submit papers on normative issues dealing with governance for a sustainable future. Relevant areas may connect to e.g. biodiversity and ecosystem services; oceans; land use; built environments; climate change mitigation; circular economy/ smart bio-economy. As applied ethics is multidisciplinary at its outset we welcome contributions from various disciplinary fields. We are particularly interested in contributions bringing in view concrete cases and contexts of sustainable governance. The normative focus of the paper may deal with any of the following:
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