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The Australian Journal of Proffesional and Applied Ethics
The Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics is the official journal of the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics. It is published twice a year by the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics.
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Current Issue
Two volumes have been published so far in 2010, vol. 10 and vol. 11. Volume 12, no. 1 and volume 12, number 2, will both be published later this year.
Volume 10, nos.1 &2 May 2010
Professionalism:MacIntyre and Confucius on Exemplary Figures. Howard Harris
Conceiving of 'Toleration'. Stephen Cohen
Institutionalising Ethical Behavior. Peter Bowden
The Supposed Courage of Corporate Whistleblowers. Peter McGhee
Ethical Codes of Conduct: Professional Codes in the People's Republic of China. Roderick O'Brien
Paying their Way: Dissident Opinion, Advertising and Access to the Public Sphere. John Hadley
The New Racism of Wilderness. Joachin Asscher
Groundwork for a Neo-Epicurean Approach to a sustainable Good Life in a Technological World. Edward Spence
Volume 11, nos.1 &2 May 2010
Selected Papers from the 2009 conference of the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics
Disinterestedness and the 'New Breed' of Humanitarian Intervention. Ned Dobos
The Essential Role of Virtue Ethics in Spiritual Leadership. Patricia Grant and Peter McGhee
Justifications for Wage Differentials. Chris Provis
Setting the Nanotechnology Research Agenda: Medical Research versus Energy Research. John Weckert
Neurotechnology: the need for neuroethicists. Laura Cabrera
Appropriate'police discretion and Indigenous over-representation in the Criminal Justice System. Anna Corbo Crehan
Ethics of the Advocate: a Theoretical and Practical Examination. Stephen Keim
Ethics and the 'unethical' in social science knwoledge production. Gillian Cowlishaw
Second Thoughts or Two State Solutions. Michael Schwartz
Cynicism and emerging professionals: a cross disciplinary panel discussion. Andrew Kelly, Julia Coyle, Heather Latham, Anna Corbo Crehan
Autonomy vs Best Interests– Direct-to-Consumer-Advertising (DTCA) and the Australian Healthcare Consumer: A Pharmacist's Perspective. Betty Chaar
Deceitful Non-Disclosure and Misattributed Paternity. Madeline Kilty
Can Morality Be Codified? Peter Shiu-Hwa Tsu
Teaching Ethics: Embedding Ethics or Stand-alone subjects in MBA programs. Michael John Segon and Mr Chris Booth
Ethics and Swimsuits. Julian Lamont
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| Category | |
| Individual: | AUS$50 |
| Institution: | AUS$90 |
| Individual (International): | AUS$75 |
| Institution (International): | AUS$110 |
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LPO Box 8260
ANU
Canberra ACT 2601
Australia
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Back Issues
Editorial Board
Managing Editor
Anna Corbo Crehan Charles Sturt University
Editorial Committee
Andrew Alexandra University of Melbourne, Charles Sturt University
Anna Corbo Crehan Charles Sturt University
Igor Primoratz Charles Sturt University
Associate Editors
C.A.J. Coady University of Melbourne
Stephen Cohen University of New South Wales
Seumas Miller Charles Sturt University
John Weckert Charles Sturt University
On-line Editor: Michael Collingridge Charles Sturt University
Editorial Board
John Alderson
Warwick Blood University of Canberra
John Boatright Loyola University of Chicago
Wendy Bowles Charles Sturt University
Terrell Ward Bynum Southern Connecticut State University
Margaret Coady University of Melbourne
Fred D'Agostino University of New England
Michael Davis Illinios Institute of Technology
James Griffin University of Oxford
Ravindra Jain Jawaharlal Nehru University
John Kleinig John Jay College, Charles Sturt University
Colonel Charles R. Myers US Air Force Academy
Denise Myerson University of Cape Town
Noel Preston Queensland University of Technology
Tom Regan University of North Carolina
Sam Ricketson Monash University
Alper Riza Queen's Counsel, London
Simon Rogerson De Montfort University
Charles Sampford Griffith University
Henry Shue Cornell University
Zhang Xiaoming Chinese Academy of the Social Sciences
Information for Authors
Submission of a manuscript is understood to imply that
- the paper is original
- it has not already been published in whole or in substantial part elsewhere
- it is not currently under consideration by any other journal
- the publication of the paper in the journal would not infringe the copyright or other rights of any other person(s)
- to the best of the author(s)'s knowledge, the paper does not contain any scandalous, libelous, obscene, unlawful, or otherwise objectionable material
- the author(s) will agree to the publication of the paper in the journal if the paper is accepted for publication in the journal and
- the paper is available for publication in the journal free of charge.
Two copies of the manuscript must be supplied.
Submissions must be in English, and must be typewritten or printed, double-spaced, using one side of the page.
Articles are normally not more than 6000 words in length.
Papers submitted for publication in the journal will be blind refereed. In order to facilitate double-blind refereeing, the author(s)'s name(s) should not be shown on the manuscript, and all identifying references to the author(s)'s own work(s) should be masked or omitted.
Please note that the editors will communicate only with the 'first author' of a paper. In the case of co-authored papers it will be the responsibility of the 'first author' to pass on to the co-author(s) communications from the editors.
Manuscripts should conform to journal style. When a paper has been accepted, author(s) will be required to ensure that it conforms to journal style, and to supply an electronic version.
Journal Style & Editorial Policies
The Oxford English Dictionary is the journal's standard for spelling.
Substantial quotations should be indented without quotation marks. Other quotations should be enclosed by single quotation marks. Double quotation marks should be used only as innermost quotation marks within single quotation marks, or where necessary to ensure fidelity to another's work.
Published works referred to in the text should be in parentheses containing author, date (and page number(s) if necessary).
From (and including) Volume 12, all in-text references and the Reference List should follow the APA (American Psychological Association) style of referencing.
The journal will publish original papers of high quality in any area of professional and applied ethics. It will also publish discussions and case studies. Reviews of important recent books in professional and applied ethics and book notes will also be published. Under the guidance of the Editorial Board a small number of critical notices will be commissioned each year.
Communications
All submissions and correspondence concerning submissions should be addressed to:
The Managing Editor
School of Policing Studies
Charles Sturt University
Locked Bag 2005
Goulburn NSW 2580
AUSTRALIA
Email: acorbocrehan@csu.edu.au
All other communications can be directed to:
Centre Manager
Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics
LPO Box 8260
ANU
Canberra ACT 2601
AUSTRALIA
Email: cappe@csu.edu.au