Global Ethics Tea Seminar Series

With this seminar series, the Centre for the Study of Global Ethics wants to provide a multidisciplinary platform for the discussion of emerging work on topics in (or related to) global ethics. 

Forthcoming seminars:

The Moral Limits of Consent to Harm: The Case of Uterine Transplants

The Moral Limits of Consent to Harm: The Case of Uterine Transplants
Date
26/02/2020
Description
Global Ethics Tea Seminar: Gulzaar Barn.

Human Nature and Cosmopolitics

Human Nature and Cosmopolitics
Date
18/03/2020
Description
Global Ethics Tea Seminar: Luke Ulas.

Lean Times: The Body Politics of Austerity

Lean Times: The Body Politics of Austerity
Date
13/05/2020
Description
Global Ethics Tea Seminar: Nicola Smith and Milly Morris .
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Please email globalethicsevents@contacts.bham.ac.uk for queries and for updates about these and other events in the Centre for the Study of Global Ethics.

Previous seminars:

2019

11th December - Applying the Capability Approach of Nussbaum and Sen to conceptualising and tackling energy poverty

13th November - Ethics in the Spectacle of the 'Post-Truth' US and UK

16th October - Why it's bad for you to be rich – the effects of wealth on empathy

15th May - Academic Philosophy: What Is It? What Do We Want It to Be?

13th March - What's Wrong with Military Involvement in Schools?

27th February - Political Rights for Animals

30th January - Emergency politics and the obligation of securitizing actors

2018

12th December - Enabling Nonhuman Animal Agency: Consent, Assent, and Dissent

14th November - Social Structural Standards as Human Rights

17th October - Anti-Abortion Advocacy, Violence, and Toleration

25th April - Vulnerability and Justice in Global Health Emergencies

7th March - Interrogating the ethics of transitional justice: transforming or maintaining inequalities? Reflections from Colombia