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ROBERT K. FULLINWIDER
"Philosophical Inquiry and
Social Studies," in James P. Shaver, ed., Handbook of
Research on Social Studies Teaching and Learning (Macmillian
1991).
"Multicultural Education As
Moral Education," Center for Philosophy and Public Issues
occasional paper, Dept. of Philosophy, The University of
Melbourne, (Melbourne, Australia, September 1991).
"Science and Technology
Education As Civic Education," in Paul T. Durbin, ed.,
Europe, America, and Technology: Philosophical Perspectives (The
Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991).
"Multicultural
Education," The University of Chicago Legal Forum Vol
1991:75-99.
"The Ends of Political and
Moral Education," (in Japanese) in Ethics and Education
in Japan and the U.S. (Tokyo: Uehiro Foundation for Ethics and
Education, 1991); (in English) in Moral Education I (New York:
Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Relations, 1992).
"The Objectivity
Question," Res Public (Melbourne), Autumn, 1992.
"T.S. Eliot and Civic
Education," World & I, January 1993.
"Multiculturalism: Themes
and Variations," Perspective (Council for Basic
Education), Spring 1993.
"Can Ethical Theories
Resolve Disagreements about Ag Biotech?", The Ag
Bioethics Forum, June 1993.
"`With Malice Toward None;
With Charity for All:' Some Reflections on the Ethics of
Argument," Journal of Education, 1993.
"Global Education and
Controversy: Some Observations," in John Fonte and Andre
Ryerson, eds., Education for America's Role in World Affairs
(Lanham, Md: University Press of America, 1994).
"Indefensible Defenses of
Affirmative Action," in M.N.S. Sellers, ed., An Ethical
Education: Community and Morality in the Multicultural University
(Oxford: Berg Publishers, 1994).
"Some Thoughts on Takaki's
`A Different Mirror'," Perspectives (American Historical
Association), October 1994.
"Citizenship,
Individualism, and Democratic Politics," Ethics, April
1994.
WILLIAM GALSTON
"False Universality:
Infinite Personality and Finite Existence in Unger's
Politics," Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 81,
No. 4 (Summer 1987).
"Liberal Virtues,"
American Political Science Review 82 No. 4 (December 1988):
1277-1290.
"Community, Democracy,
Philosophy, The Political Thought of Michael Walzer" a
review essay of works by Michael Walzer, Political Theory 17 No. 1
(February 1989): 119-130.
"Pluralism and Social
Unity," Ethics 99 (July 1989): 711-726.
"Toughness as a Political
Virtue," Social Theory and Practice, Vol. 17, No. 2
(Summer 1991).
XIAORONG LI
" A Critique of Rawl's
'Freestanding' Justice," Journal of Applied Philosophy,
Vol. 12, No. 3 (1995):263-271.
"Making Sense of the Right
to Food," World Hunger and Morality, William Aiken and
Hugh Lafollette, eds. (New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1996)pp.
153-170.
"Gender Inequality in China
and Cultural Relativism," Women, Culture and Development:
A Study of Human Capabilities, Martha Nussbaum and Jonathan
Glover, eds. (New York: Oxford University Press, 1995) pp.407-425.
"Human Rights: Priority
Ranking, Conflicts & Trade-Offs," Annual Review of
Law and Ethics, Duncker & Humblot - Berlin, Band 3
(1995):328-351. Berlin.
JUDITH LICHTENBERG
"The Right, the All Right,
and the Good," a review essay of Samuel Scheffler's The
Rejection of Consequentialism, Yale Law Journal 92 (1983): 544-63.
"Within the Pale: Aliens,
Illegal Aliens and Equal Protection," University of
Pittsburgh Law Review 44 No. 2 (1983), Symposium Issue on
Immigration and the Constitution: 201-28.
"Foundations and Limits of
Freedom of the Press," Philosophy & Public Affairs,
Vol. 16, no. 4 (Fall 1987).
"On Alternatives to
Industrial Flight: The Moral Issues," in Moral Rights in
the Workplace , Gertrude Ezorsky, ed. (Albany: SUNY Press, 1987).
"The Politics of Character
and the Character of Journalism," Barone Center (Harvard
University) Discussion Paper D-2, 1989.
"The Role of the Media in
Risk Communication" (with Douglas MacLean), in Roger
Kasperson and Pieter Jan Stallen, eds., Communicating Risk to the
Public International Perspectives (Dordrecht: D. Reidel, 1990),
pp. 161-75.
"Truth, Neutrality, and
Conflict of Interest," Business and Professional Ethics
Journal 9(1990), pp. 65-78.
"Moral Certainty,"
Philosophy 69 (1994).
"War, Innocence, and the
Doctrine of Double Effect," Philosophical Studies 74
(1994).
"Migration and
Refugees," Encyclopedia of Bioethics (New York:
Macmillan, 1995).
"In Defense of Objectivity
Revisited," in James Curran and Michael Gurevitch, eds.,
Mass Media and Society 2d ed. (London: Edward Arnold, 1996).
PETER LEVINE
"Nietzsche and the Modern
Crisis of the Humanities," forthcoming from the State
University of New York (SUNY) Press in 1994.
"Lolita and Aristotle's
Ethics," Philosophy and Literature, vol 19, no. 1 (April
1995):32-47.
DAVID LUBAN
"Just War and Human
Rights," Philosophy & Public Affairs 9 (Winter 1980):
16-81.
"The Romance of the
Nation-State," Philosophy & Public Affairs 9 (Summer
1980): 392-97.
"Calming the Hearse Horse:
A Philosophical Research Program for Legal Ethics," Maryland
Law Review 40 (1981): 451-76.
"Paternalism and the Legal
Profession," Wisconsin Law Review 1981 (1981).
"The Twice-Told Tale of Mr.
Fixit: Reflections on the Brandeis/Frankfurter Connection,"
The Yale Law Review 91 No. 8 (July 1982): 1679-1707.
"Explaining Dark Times:
Hannah Arendt's Theory of Theory," Social Research 50 No.
1 (Spring 1983): 215-248.
"Bargaining and Compromise:
Recent Work on Negotiation and Informal Justice,"
Philosophy & Public Affairs 14 No. 4 (Fall 1985): 397-416.
"Difference Made Legal: The
Court and Dr. King," Michigan Law Review 89 No. 8 (August
1989): 2152-2224.
"Partisanship, Betrayal and
Autonomy in the Lawyer-Client Relationship: A Reply to Stephen
Ellmann," Columbia Law Review 90 No. 4 (May 1990):
1004-1043.
"Incommensurability
Rational Choice, and Moral Absolutes: A Response to John Finnis,"
Cleveland State Law Review 38 Nos. 1-2 (1990):65-84.
"Freedom and Constraint in
Legal Ethics: Some Mid-Course Corrections to Lawyers and
Justice," Maryland Law Review 49 No. 2 (1990):424-62.
"Justice Holmes and the
Metaphysics of Judicial Restraint," Duke Law Journal,
vol. 4, (1994):449-526.
MARK SAGOFF
"On Teaching Environmental
Ethics," Metaphilosophy 11 (July/October 1980): 307-25.
"On the Preservation of
Species," Columbia Journal of Environmental Law 7 No. 1
(Fall 1980): 33-67.
"Do We Need a Land Use
Ethic?" Environmental Ethics 3 (Winter 1981): 293-308.
"At the Shrine of Our Lady
of Fatima or Why Political Questions are Not All Economic,"
Arizona Law Review 23 No. 4 (1981): 1283-1298.
"Economic Theory and
Environmental Law," Michigan Law Review 79 No. 7 (June
1981): 1393-1419.
"We Have Met the Enemy and
He Is Us or Conflict and Contradiction in Environmental Law,"
Environmental Law 12 (1982): 283-315.
"On Markets for Risk,"
Maryland Law Review 41 No. 4 (1982): 755-73.
"The Limits of
Justice" a review essay of Michael J. Sandel's Liberalism
and The Limits of Justice, Yale Law Journal 92 (1983): 1065-1081.
"Is Big Beautiful?"
Journal of Applied Philosophy 1 No. 2 (1984): 269-280.
"Paternalism and the
Regulation of Drugs," The International Journal of
Applied Philosophy 2 No. 2 (1984): 43-57.
"Animal Liberation and
Environmental Ethics: Bad Marriage, Quick Divorce,"
Osgood Hall Law Review 22 No. 2 (Summer 1984): 297-307.
"Fact and Value in
Ecological Science," Environmental Ethics 7 No. 2 (1985):
99-116.
"Values and
Preferences," Ethics (January 1986): 301-316.
"Process or Product?
Ethical Priorities in Environmental Management,"
Environmental Ethics 8 (Summer 1986): 121-138.
"The Principles of Federal
Pollution Control Law," Minnesota Law Review 71 No. 1
(October 1986): 19-95.
"Can Environmentalists Be
Liberals?: Jurisprudential Foundations of Environmentalism,"
Environmental Law 16 (1986): 774-796.
"Where Ickes Went Right or
Reason and Rationality in Environmental Law," Ecology Law
Quarterly 14 No. 2 (1987): 265-323.
"On Teaching a Course on
Ethics, Agriculture, and the Environment," Journal of
Agricultural Ethics 1 (1988): 69-84.
"Some Problems with
Environmental Economics," Environmental Ethics 10 (Spring
1988): 55-74.
"On Teaching a Course on
Ethics, Agriculture, and the Environment: Part II,"
Journal of Agricultural Ethics, 1 (1988): 87-100.
"Ethics, Ecology, and the
Environment: Integrating Science and Law," Tennessee Law
Review, 46 No. 1 (1988): 78-229.
"Private Property and the
Constitution," Environmental Ethics 1 (Spring 1989):
89-96.
"Property Rights and
Eminent Domain," Environmental Ethics 2 (Summer 1989):
179-190.
"Environmentalism vs. Value
Subjectivism: Enjoinder to Anderson and Leal," Critical
Review, 8 No. 3 (Summer 1994):467-473.
"`I Am No Greenpeacer,
But...' or Environmentalism, Risk Communication, and the Lower
Middle Class," in Business, Ethics, and the Environment:
The Public Policy Debate, W. Michael Hoffman, Robert Frederick,
and Edward S. Petry, Jr. eds. (New York: Quorum Books, 1990), Ch.
10, pp. 101-123.
"Takings, Just
Compensation, and the Environment," in
Upstream/Downstream: Issues in Environmental Ethics, Donald
Scherer, editor (Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press, 1990),
Ch. 6, pp. 158-179.
"On Making Nature Safe for
Biotechnology," in Assessing Ecological Risks of
Biotechnology, Lev Ginsburg, editor (Stoneham, MA: Butterworth-Heinemann,
1991), Ch. 17, pp. 341-365.
"Zuckerman's Dilemma: A
Plea for Environmental Ethics," Hastings Center Report
Vol. 21 No. 5 (September/October 1991):32-40.
"The Great Environmental
Awakening," The American Prospect No. 9 Spring 1992,
pp.39-47.
"Policies for
Technology," co-authored with C. Juma in An Agenda of
Science for Environment and Development into the 21st Century,
compiled by M. Brennan, based on a Conference held in Vienna,
Austria, November 1991.
"Coming Late To The
Commons: Investment Backed Expectations and Land Use
Management," Development Expectations and the Zoning
Power: The Concept of Vested Rights, Institute for Environmental
Negotiation, University of Virginia (July 1992):55-61.
"The Concept of Place in
Environmental Ethics," The Land Report No 45 Fall 1992,
pp. 20-22.
"Environmental
Bedfellows," Hastings Center Report (March-April
1993):42-43.
"Settling America or The
Concept of Place in Environmental Ethics," Journal of
Energy, Natural Resources & Environmental Law Vol. 12, No. 2
(1992):351-418.
"Free-Market Versus
Libertarian Environmentalism," Critical Review Vol. 6 No.
2-3 (1993):211-230.
"Resource Economics: An
Epitaph," Resources No. 111 (Spring 1993): 2-7.
"Ethical Aspects of
Consumption and Stewardship," Orion Magazine Vol. 12, No.
3 (Summer 1993): pp. 48-54.
"Playing the Numbers -
Population and Nature," Conscience Vol. XIV, No. 3
(Autumn 1993): pp. 21-25.
"Biodiversity and the
Culture of Ecology," Bulletin of the Ecological Society
of America Vol 74, No. 4 (December 1993):pp.374-381.
"Choosing Sides on
Pesticides," Amicus Journal, Vol. 15, No. 4 (Winter
1994):pp. 10-11.
"Two Cheers for
Community," Hastings Center Report, (May-June 1994): pp.
33-34.
"Four Dogmas of
Environmental Economics," Environmental Values, Vol. 3,
No. 4 (Winter 1994):pp.285-310.
"Should Preferences
Count?," Land Economics, Vol. 70, No. 2 (May
1994):127-44.
"Carrying Capacity and
Ecological Economics," BioScience Vol. 45 No. 9 (October
1995): 610-620.
ALAN STRUDLER
"Causal Inference as a
Cognitive Strategy," Journal of Experimental and
Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 5,(1993) pp. 1-15.
"Mass Torts and Moral
Principles," Law and Philosophy, Vol. 11, (1992) pp.
297-330.
"Moral Responsibility in
the Age of Bureaucracy," (co-authored with David Luban
and David Wasserman), Michigan Law Review, Vol. 90, (1992) pp.
2348-92.
ROBERT WACHBROIT
"Making the Grade: Testing
for Human Genetic Disorders," Hofstra Law Review, 16, No.
3 (Spring 1988):583-599.
"Who Is the Patient? A
Moral Problem," Maryland Medical Journal Vol. 38
(November 1989): 957-959.
"Describing Risks"
in Levin and Strauss, Risk Assessment in Genetic Engineering:
Environmental Release of Organisms, (McGraw-Hill, 1991).
"The Technology, Law, and
Ethics of In Vitro Fertilization, Gamete Donation, and Surrogate
Motherhood," Clinics in Laboratory Medicine 12 No. 3
(September 1992):429-448.
"Rethinking Medial
Confidentiality: The Impact of Genetics," Suffolk
University Law Review, Vol. 27 No. 4 (Winter 1993):1391-1410.
"Distinguishing Genetic
Disease and Genetic Susceptibility," American Journal of
Medical Genetics 53 (1994):236-240.
"Normality As A Biological
Concept," Philosophy of Science, Vol. 61, No. 4 (December
1994):579-591.
"Eggs, Embryos &
Ethics: A New Era in Reproductive Technology," with David
Wasserman, Stanford Law & Policy Review, Vol. 6, No.
2(1995):103-111.
DAVID WASSERMAN
"Should A Good Lawyer Do
the Right Thing? David Luban on the Morality of Adversary
Representation," Maryland Law Review 49 No. 2
(1990):392-423.
"Hindsight and
Causality," (with Richard Lempert and Reid Hastie)
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 17 (1990): 30-35.
"The Morality of
Statistical Proof and The Risk of Mistaken Liability,"
Cardoza Law Review 13 No. 2-3 (1991):935-976.
"Reply to Cohen: Common
Sense About Naked Statistics," Cardoza Law Review 13
No.2-3 (1991):981-986.
"Comment on Edwards: Ward
Edwards and the New Bayesian Software," Cardoza Law
Review 13 No. 2-3 (1991): 1075-1079.
"The Technology, Law, and
Ethics of In Vitro Fertilization, Gamete Donation, and Surrogate
Motherhood," Clinics in Laboratory Medicine 12 No. 3
(September 1992):429-448.
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