Regulating Bodies
February 8, 2015
Most countries allow their citizens to smoke cigarettes, get intoxicated, and eat unhealthy food –…
Justice Tagged Episodes
The Examined Year – 2014
January 4, 2015
The unexamined year is not worth reviewing. But what ideas and events that took shape…
Neuroscience and the Law
September 7, 2014
Recent advances in neuroscience have revealed that certain neurological disorders, like a brain tumor, can…
What Are Leaders Made of?
July 13, 2014
There seems to be a paradox in leadership: the qualities of ruthlessness and opportunism necessary…
What are Human Rights?
May 6, 2012
According to the Declaration of Independence, the basic human rights of life, liberty and the…
The Luck of the Draw
May 9, 2010
Sometimes it isn’t possible to distribute goods evenly. When this happens, we often leave it…
Reconciliation
February 18, 2007
Justice, truth, and identity; race, society, and law—these all come into dramatic play as South…
War Crimes
September 12, 2006
In war, people do awful things to other people. But the concept of ‘war crime’…
100th Episode
August 29, 2006
It’s our anniversary! Join the philosophers for a celebration of the program that questions everything…
Justice Across Boundaries
May 9, 2006
Philosophical conceptions of justice have most often been directed at the nature of a just…
Disability
August 16, 2005
The Americans with Disabilities Act recognizes that people with disabilities are often prevented from leading…
The Environment and Global Justice
August 9, 2005
Our current way of life is unsustainable. Depletion of the ozone layer, the dwindling of…
Affirmative Action
December 28, 2004
Is affirmative action a way of balancing out inequality? Or is it just another form…
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