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CURRENT RESEARCH

Emerging and Converging Technologies Program:

    This program deals with risks and responsibilities relating to research into technologies that combine with or add to existing technologies, including ethical issues in bio/nanotechnology, computing and IT. More

Poverty Program:

    This program focuses on building an ethically and empirically based account of what development is, what standards it ought to use, and the like. Issues addressed include the measurement of poverty and global minimal labour standards. More

Health Program:

    This program will conduct research in relation to a range of interconnected ethical issues in the public health domain. More

Ecology Program:

    This program focuses on a number of central ethical issues arising in the economic sphere, including corporate responsibility and economic corruption More

Economy Program:

    This program focuses on a number of central ethical issues arising in the economic sphere, including corporate responsibility and economic corruption More

Security Program:

    This program focuses on the ethical dimensions of a range of current domestic and international security problems, including ethical issues pertaining to terrorism, crime, and humanitarian intervention. More

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MULTIMEDIA CENTRE

Multimedia Centre

ONLINE

PhD Candidate Adam Henschke Australia Talks on Privacy.

Public Ethics Radio

New Program:Joy Gordon on Iraq Sanctions

 


CAPPE Canberra Seminar

CAPPE Canberra Seminars will start for 2012 in February. Watch this space!

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Conferences

 

Workshop: Designing Just Institutions for Global Climate Governance (June 30 - 1 July). Click here for details

Past News



Professor John Tasioulas

Criminal Justice Ethics

john.tasioulas@philosophy.oxford.ac.uk
Telephone +61 (02) 6125 5847
Facsimile +61 (02) 6125 8467

BA(Hons), LLB(Hons), PhD

Biography

John Tasioulas’s main research interests are in moral philosophy, philosophy of law, and political philosophy. He has written on a variety of topics within these areas, including objectivity and relativity in ethics, justice, human rights, equity, mercy, and issues in global ethics and the foundations of international law. More about John Tasioulas

Fields of special interest

  • Ethics of law
  • Human rights and global justice

Recent Grants

2008-2010 - British Academy Research Development Award to work on a project on the philosophical foundations of human rights; 'The idea of human rights: from morality to law'.

Recent and Forthcoming Publications

Tasioulas, J., 'Justice and Punishment', in J. Skorupski (ed.), The Routledge Companion to Ethics, (Routledge, forthcoming 2009)

Tasioulas, J., 'The Legitimacy of International Law', in S. Besson and J.

Tasioulas (eds.), Philosophy of International Law, (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2008)

S. Besson and J. Tasioulas (eds.), Philosophy of International Law, (Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2008)

Tasioulas, J., 'Opinio Juris and the genesis of Custom: A Solution to the "Paradox"', Australian Yearbook of International Law, 26(2007), pp.199-205

Tasioulas, J., 'The Moral reality of Human Rights', in T. Pogge (ed.), Freedom from Poverty as a Human Right: Who Owes What to the Very Poor?, (Oxford University Press, 2007), pp.75-101 (Spanish translation 'La Realidad Moral de los Derechos Humanos', Anuario de Drechos Humanos 4 (2008), pp.41-67 www.cdh.uchile.cl/anuario04/3-Articulos/JohnTasioulas.pdf

Tasioulas, J., 'Repentance and the Liberal State', Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law 4 (2007), pp.487-521 www.moritzlaw.osu.edu/osjcl/issues.php

Tasioulas, J., 'Customary international law and the Quest for Global Justice', in A. Perreau-Saussine and J.B. Murphy (eds.), The nature of Customary law: Philosophical, Historical and Legal Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2007), pp.307-335

Tasioulas, J., 'Crimes of Offence', in A. von Hirsch and A. Simester (eds.), Incivilities: Regulating Offensive Behaviour (Hart Publishing, 2006), pp.149-171

Tasioulas, J., 'Games and the Good', Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society supp. vol. LXXX (2006), pp.237-264

Tasioulas, J., 'Punishment and Repentance', Philosophy, 81 (2006), pp.279-322