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Gustaf
Arrhenius is
Professor of Practical Philosophy at Stockholm University. He is also an
affiliated researcher at the Collège
d'études mondiales;
the Institute for Future Studies;
and the Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics. He is also a
member of the Tampere Club and the Young
Academy of Sweden. He has recently been Torgny Segerstedt Pro Futura Scientia Fellow at the Swedish
Collegium for Advanced Study; visiting researcher at l’Institut d’études avancées-Paris and
CERSES, CNRS, Paris; Senior
Visiting Fellow at Jesus College,
Oxford; and Fellow at SCAS. He
received his Ph.D. in philosophy from University
of Toronto and his FD in practical philosophy from Uppsala University. Arrhenius research
interests are primarily in moral and political philosophy, and he is
especially interested in issues in the intersection between moral and
political philosophy and the medical and social sciences (e.g., economics,
law, and political science). He has written extensively on our moral
obligations to future generations, applying the methods of social choice and
game theory. Currently he’s researching issues in population ethics, the
structure of value, measurement of inequality, democratic theory, and the
measurement and fair distribution of power. See here
for a popular presentation of his recent research in English and here for a French
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Publications Articles: (1) “Egalitarian Concerns and Population Change”
in Ole Frithjof Norheim (ed.) Measurement
and Ethical Evaluation of Health Inequalities, Oxford: Oxford University
Press, forthcoming, 2013. [download
in pdf-format] (2) “The Repugnant Conclusion” in H.
La Follette (ed.), International Encyclopaedia of
Ethics, Oxford: Blackwell, 2013. [download
in pdf-format] (3) “Democracy for the 21th Century:
Research Challenges”, in Elkana, Y., Randeria, S., & Wittrock, B., Sociology Looks at the Twenty-first Century: From Local Universalism
to Global Contextualism, Brill, Leiden and Boston, forthcoming, 2013. (4) “Life Extension versus
Replacement”, in L. H. Meyer (ed.) Intergenerational
Justice, Ashgate, 2012 (reprint of (15)). (5) “Etica delle popolazioni e metaetica”, Iride, numero 1, April 2012. (6) ”Politisk
och ekonomisk demokrati” in B. Rothstein (ed.) Tillsammans: en fungerande ekonomisk
demokrati, Stockholm: SNS Förlag,
2012. [download
in pdf-format] (7) “The Impossibility of a
Satisfactory Population Ethics” in H. Colonius and
E. Dzhafarov (eds.) Descriptive and Normative Approaches to Human Behavior,
Advanced Series on Mathematical Psychology, World Scientific Publishing
Company, 2011. [download
in pdf-format] (8) “Defining Democratic Decision
Making” in F. Svensson & R. Sliwinski (eds.) Neither/Nor – Philosophical Essays
Dedicated to Erik Carlson on the Occasion of His Fiftieth Birthday,
Uppsala Philosophical Studies, vol. 58, Uppsala: UPS, pp. 13-29, 2011. [download
in pdf-format] (9) “Future Generations, Power, and
Democracy”, Perspectives: Journal Réseau français des instituts d’études avancées, n. 4, printemps-été
2011. (10) “Better to Be than
not to Be?” in The Benefit of Broad
Horizons: Intellectual and Institutional Preconditions for a Global Social
Science, Leiden: Brill, 2010, together with Wlodek Rabinowicz. [download
in pdf-format] (11) “Life Extension versus
Replacement”, in Ruud ter Meulen,
Julian Savulescu, Guy Kahane (eds.) Enhancing Human Capacities, Wiley-
Blackwell, 2010 (reprint of (8)). (12) “One More Axiological
Impossibility Theorem”, in R. Sliwinski & J.
Österberg (eds.) Logic, Decision, and
All That Jazz, Uppsala Philosophical Studies, vol. 55, Uppsala:
Department of Philosophy, Uppsala University, 2009. [download
in pdf-format] (13) “Can the Person Affecting
Restriction Solve the Problems in Population Ethics?”,
in Roberts & Wasserman (eds.) Harming
Future Persons, Ashgate, 2009. [penultimate
version March 09, download
in pdf-format] (14) “Egalitarianism and Population
Change” in A. Gosseries & L. Meyer (eds.), Theories of Intergenerational
Justice, Oxford UP, 2009. [penultimate version Nov 08, download
in pdf-format] (15) “Life Extension
versus Replacement”, Journal of Applied
Philosophy, Vol. 25, No. 3, 2008. [download in pdf-format] (16) “Measuring and distributing
influence”, CERSES News: La lettre du Centre de Recherche Sens, Ethique, Année 1, n° 1, Avril 2008. (17) “Meritarian
Axiologies and Distributive Justice” in T. Rønnow-Rasmussen, B. Petersson, J. Josefsson &
D. Egonsson (eds.) Hommage à Wlodek: Philosophical Papers Dedicated to Wlodek Rabinowicz,
2007. [download]
(18) “Desert as Fit: An Axiomatic
Analysis”, in Richard Feldman, Kris McDaniel, Jason R. Raibley
and Michael J. Zimmerman (eds.) The Good, the Right, Life and Death: Essays in Honor of Fred Feldman, Ashgate,
2006. [download
in pdf-format] (19) “The Repugnant Conclusion”, Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy,
together with Jesper Ryberg and Torbjörn Tännsjö,
2006 (revised 2010). [download] (20) “Superiority in Value” in Michael Zimmerman and Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen Recent Work on Intrinsic Value,
Springer Verlag, 2006 (reprint). (21) “The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”,
in Folke Tersman (ed.) Democracy
Unbound: Basic Explorations I, Stockholm: Filosofiska
institutionen, Stockholms Universitet, pp. 14-29,
2005. [download
in pdf-format] (22) “Superiority in Value”, Philosophical
Studies,
Vol. 123, 2005. [download
in pdf-format] (23) “Vem bör ha rösträtt? Det demokratiska avgränsningsproblemet” (“Who Should Have the Right to
Vote? The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”), Tidskriften för politisk filosofi,
vol. 2, 2005. [download
in pdf-format] (24) “Value and Unacceptable Risk:
Temkin’s Worries about Continuity Reconsidered”, Economics & Philosophy, vol. 21:2, 2005, together with Wlodek
Rabinowicz. [download
in pdf-format] (25) “Millian
Superiorities”, Utilitas,
vol. 17, no. 2, July 2005, together with Wlodek Rabinowicz. (26) “The Paradoxes of Future
Generations and Normative Theory” in Jesper Ryberg
& Torbjörn Tännsjö (eds.) The
Repugnant Conclusion, Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publisher, 2005, pp.
201-18. [download
in pdf-format] (27) “The Person Affecting Restriction,
Comparativism, and the Moral Status of Potential People”, forthcoming Ethical
Perspectives, no. 3-4, 2003 [download
in pdf-format] (28) “Feldman’s Desert-Adjusted
Utilitarianism and Population Ethics”, Utilitas,
2003 (16 pages) [download
in pdf-format] (29) “Value and Unacceptable Risk:
Temkin’s Worries about Continuity Reconsidered”, in Wlodek Rabinowicz and
Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen Patterns of
Value: Essays on Formal Axiology and Value Analysis, vol. 1, Lund
Philosophy Reports, 2003:1, together with Wlodek Rabinowicz. (30) “On Millian
Discontinuities”, in Wlodek Rabinowicz and Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen Patterns of Value: Essays on Formal
Axiology and Value Analysis, vol. 1, Lund Philosophy Reports, 2003:1,
together with Wlodek Rabinowicz. (31) “The Very Repugnant Conclusion” i Krister Segerberg & Rysiek Sliwinski (red.) Logic,
Law, Morality: Thirteen Essays in Practical Philosophy, Uppsala
Philosophical Studies, vol. 51, Uppsala: Department of Philosophy, Uppsala
University, 2003 (15 pages) [download
in pdf-format] (32) “What Österberg's Population
Theory has in Common with Plato's”, in Erik Carlson & Rysiek
Sliwinski (eds.) Omnium-gatherum, Uppsala
Philosophical Studies 50, Uppsala: Department of Philosophy, Uppsala
University, 2001. (16 pages) [download
in pdf-format] (33) “An Impossibility Theorem for
Welfarist Axiologies”, Economics & Philosophy, October, 2000 (19
pages) [download
in pdf-format] (34) “An Impossibility Theorem in
Population Axiology with Weak Ordering Assumptions”, in Rysiek
Sliwinski (ed.) Philosophical Crumbs,
Uppsala Philosophical Studies 49, Uppsala: Department of Philosophy, Uppsala
University, 1999 (11 pages). [download
in pdf-format] (35) “Mutual Advantage Contractarianism and Future Generations”, Theoria, Vol. LXV, part 1, 1999. (14 pages) [download
in pdf-format] Monographs: (1) Population Ethics, Oxford: Oxford University Press,
forthcoming 2012. (2) Future Generations: A Challenge for Moral Theory, FD-Diss., Uppsala: University
Printers, 2000 (ix+225 pages). [download
in pdf-format] [Errata] (3) Population Axiology, PhD -Diss., Dept. of Philosophy, University of Toronto, 1999. (4) Future Generations and Interpersonal Compensations: Moral Aspects of
Energy Use,
Uppsala Prints and Preprints in Philosophy, 1995:21, Uppsala University,
1995. With Krister Bykvist (118 pages). [download in
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Invited Talks and Conference Presentations
(1)
“The Value of Existence”, ARC Workshop: Procreative Responsibility
and Population Size, l'Université catholique de Louvain, April 25-26, 2013. (2)
“Political
and Economic Democracy”, Perspectives
on Economic Democracy, Collège d'Etudes Mondiales, April
29-30, 2013. (3)
“The Value of Existence”, Social Ethics and Inequalities, Fondation Maison des Sciences
de l’Homme, March 20, 2013. (4)
“Inequality and Population Change”, Economics and Philosophy Workshop,
Princeton University, Nov 26, 2012. (5)
“Inequality and Population Change”, Edmond
J. Safra Center for
Ethics, Harvard University, Nov 28, 2012. (6)
“Political and Economic Democracy”, Economic Democracy: Reflections on the
Past and the Future, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, November 14,
2012. (7)
“Inequality and Population Change”, Topics in Economics and Philosophy,
Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, October 24-25, 2012. (8)
“Inequality and Population Change”, Workshop Insel Reichenau, University of Konstanz, Reichenau, Oct 3-6, 2012. (9)
“Our Moral and Future Generations”,
Inaugural Lecture, Ceremony of The Inauguration of
New Professors and Conferment of Doctoral Degrees, Stockholm City Hall, Sept.
28, 2012. (10)
“Population Meta-Ethics”, invited speaker, Intergenerational equity and climate
change, Collège d'Etudes
Mondiales, Paris, 14-15 June 2012. (11)
“Population Meta-Ethics”, invited speaker, ARC Workshop on Optimal Population, l'Université catholique de
Louvain, 9 Feb, 2012. (12)
“Egalitarian
Concerns and Population Change”, plenary speaker, Distributive Justice in Health, University
of Minho, Braga, Portugal, 5- 7
Oct, 2011. (13) “On the Possibility of a Satisfactory Population
Ethics”, Pro Futura Conference, The Swedish Collegium of Advanced Study, 20 Sept, 2011. (14)
“The Democratic Boundary Problem I-II” (2
lectures), NTNU PhD Course on Globalization, Dept. of Philosophy, Norwegian
University of Science and Technology, 12-13 Sept, 2011. (15)
“On the Possibility of a Satisfactory
Population Ethics”, plenary speaker, ISUS XI, 11th Conference of the International
Society for Utilitarian Studies: The Ethics of Economic Development, Lucca,
23-25 June, 2011. (16)
“The Democratic Boundary Problem
Reconsidered”, keynote speaker, Nordic Network for Political Ethics
Conference 2011, Vejlefjord, May 30th-June
3rd, 2012. (17)
“Values, Welfare, and Economics”, Institute
for International Economic Studies, Stockholm University, April
8th, 2011. (18)
“The Impossibility of a Satisfactory
Population Ethics”, Center for Ethics and Policy
& Dept. of Philosophy, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, 28 March,
2011. (19)
“The Impossibility of a Satisfactory
Population Ethics”, invited speaker at the conference Population Ethics,
McGill University, March 25, 2011. (20)
“Better to Be Than Not to Be”, invited
speaker at the workshop Justice and
Reproduction, University of Gothenburg, Gothenburg, Nov 30–Dec 1, 2010. (21) “Democracy,
Knowledge, and the Common Good”, the Tampere Club's Annual Meeting, Tampere, August
2010. (22) “Den ekonomiska demokratins politiska teori”, workshop Ekonomisk Demokrati, Steningevik, August 2010. (23) “Population
Change and Inequality”, invited speaker at
Brocher Summer Academy in Global Population-level
Bioethics, Harvard University, Foundation Brocher,
and Geneva University, Geneva, 12 - 16 July, 2010. (24) “Debunking
the Repugnant Conclusion”, invited speaker at the Oxford –Scandinavian Seminar on Moral Philosophy, James Martin
21st Century School, University of Oxford, 3-4 June 2010. (25) “The Impossibility of a Satisfactory Population
Ethics”, l'Université catholique de Louvain, 20 May 2010. (26) “The All Affected Principle and Future
Generations”, The Swedish Collegium of Advanced Study, May 2010. (27)
“Debunking
the Repugnant Conclusion”, invited speaker at Rights and Wrongs: Life, Death, and the Pursuit of Happiness - A
Conference in Honour of L. Wayne Sumner, University of Toronto, Toronto, October 24, 2009. (28)
“Debunking the Repugnant Conclusion”,
invited speaker at Filosofidagarna,
Svenska Filosofisällskapet
(Swedish Philosophical Association Biennial Conference), Lund 12-14 June 2009. (29) “The All Affected Principle and Future Generations”,
invited speaker at the conference Extensions of Justice, The Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, June 3-4, 2009. (30) “Measuring and Distributing Potential Influence”,
The Swedish Collegium of Advanced Study, December 2008. (31) “Mätning och fördelning av makt”, Filosofiska
föreningen, Filosofiska institutionen, Uppsala universitet,
November 2008. (32)
“Remaking Human
Nature: The Spectre of Human Enhancement”, plenary session at
Sociology Looks at the Twenty-first Century: ‘From Local Universalism to
Global Contextualism’, 38th World Congress
of the International Institute of Sociology, Central European University
(CEU), Budapest 26-31 June, 2008. (33)
« Le vote et la mesure
de l’influence », Dialogue et pouvoirs,
Sorbonne (Université Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne),
Paris 5-7 June 2008. (34)
“Singer and the Demandingness of Morality”, The Third Wedberg
Lectures: Peter Singer, Stockholm University, May
26-30 May, 2009. (35)
“The Value of Longevity”, invited speaker at Ethical
Issues in the Measurement of Health and The Global Burden of Disease, The
Harvard University Program in Ethics and Health: Third Annual International
Conference, Harvard University, April 24-25, 2008. (36)
“Measuring Influence”, Analyses Normatives Contemporaines
(ANCO), Université Paris Descartes, Paris 19 March,
2008. (37)
“The Democratic Boundary Problem”, The Jerusalem Political Philosophy Forum,
The Hebrew University, 5 March, 2008. (38)
“Defining Democracy à la Tännsjö”, Nordic Network for Political Theory,
Rome 29-31 October, 2007. (39)
“Ideology, Oppression, and Democracy, Linnaeus week, 17 - 23 September 2007,
Cape Town. (40)
“Why We Ought Not to Accept the Repugnant
Conclusion”, Utilitarianism: An Ethics
of Experience, University of Rome, Rome, June
14-16, 2007. (41)
“Measuring and Distributing Influence”, invited
speaker Filosofidagarna,
Svenska Filosofisällskapet
(Swedish Philosophical Association Biennial Conference), Umeå
8-10 June 2007. (42)
“Democracy and the Measurement of
Influence”, New Perspectives on Global
Democracy: Third annual workshop within the research project Democracy
Unbound, Onati International Institute for the
Sociology of Law (Instituto Internacional
de Sociologia Juridica de
Onati), April 19– 20, 2007. (43)
“The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”,
SCAS, Uppsala, 15 March 2007. (44)
“Measuring
Voting Influence: A Priori Voting Power”, Philosophical
Society of Southern Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference, University of
Stellenbosch, Cape Town, 17-19 Jan 2007. (45)
“Life Extension, Replacement, and
Comparativism”, James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy,
Oxford University, December 2006. (46)
“The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”,
Dept. of Philosophy, Warwick University, December 2006. (47)
“Life Extension versus Replacement”, Oxford
Medical Humanities Forum, Oxford University, November 2006. (48)
“Is Life Extension Always Preferable over
Replacement?”, Enhance: The Ethics of
Human Enhancement, IAB Satellite Conference, 8th World
Congress of Bioethics, Beijing International Convention Center,
Beijing, China, August 5, 2006. (49)
“Meritarian
Axiologies and Distributive Justice”, invited speaker, Syracuse Philosophy Annual Workshop & Network (SPAWN), July
16 - 18, 2006. (50)
“Defining Democracy”, The Viability and Desirability of Global Democracy, Centre de Recherche Sens, Éthique, Société (CERSES),
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
(CNRS), Université de Paris V, April
24th–26th, 2006. (51)
“Justice as Fit”, Dept. of Philosophy,
Uppsala University, April 2006. (52)
“Measuring well-being - Some Unknown Scales”,
Dept. of Psychology, Stockholm University, February, 2006. (53)
“Defining Democracy”, Philosophical Society of Southern Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference,
Rhodes University, Grahamstown, Jan 2006. (54)
“Moral Actualism”, ECAP 5: Fifth European
Congress for Analytic Philosophy, Lisbon, Portugal, August 27th-31st,
2005. (55)
“The Moral Status of Potential People”, 8th International Conference of
the International Society for Utilitarian Studies, Dartmouth College, New
Hampshire, August 11-14, 2005 (nominated for the
best conference paper prize). (56)
“The Moral Status of Potential People”, Sixth Annual Bellingham Summer Philosophy
Conference, Western Washington University, August 1st – 4th,
2005. (57)
“Democracy as Fair Distribution of
Influence”, Filosofidagarna,
Svenska Filosofisällskapet
(Swedish Philosophical Association Biennial Conference), Uppsala, 9-11 June
2005. (58)
“Superiority in Value”, Brasenose College,
University of Oxford, May 2005. (59)
“Desert as Fit: An Axiomatic Analysis”,
Dept. of Philosophy, Luleå Technical University,
March 2005. (60)
“Democracy as Fair Distribution of
Influence”, Philosophical Society of
Southern Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference, University of Kwazulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg, Jan 2005. (61)
“The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”,
Nordic Network in Political Theory,
Stockholm, 29-31 Oct 2004. (62)
“Is there an Action-Guiding Expected Utility
Consequentialism? Reply to Fred Feldman’s ‘Actual Utility, the Objection from
Impracticality, and the Move to Expected Utility’”, invited commentary, Fifth Annual Bellingham Summer Philosophy
Conference, Western Washington University, August 1st – 5th,
2004. (63)
“Justice
between Generations and Non-Therapeutic Research on Children”, Just Health Care?,
VI Annual Swedish Symposium on Biomedicine, Ethics and Society, Sandhamn, May 24-25, 2004. (64)
“The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”,
Gränslös Demokrati,
Stockholm University, March 5, 2004. (65)
“The Boundary Problem in Democratic Theory”,
Philosophical Society of Southern
Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference, University of Durban, Pietermaritzburg,
19-22 Jan 2004. (66)
“Superiority
in Value”, invited speaker, Fourth
Annual Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference, Western Washington
University, August 1st - 5th, 2003. (67)
“The Moral Status of Potential People” and
“Country Reports on Reproductive Rights: Sweden”, invited speaker, EU Workshop Reproductive Rights, Universität
Bremen, June 27-28, 2003. (68)
“Ethical Issues in Population Policy”, invited
talk presented in the seminar series Current Controversies in Applied
Ethics (convenor J. Savulescu), Oxford University, Faculty of Philosophy,
June 2003. (69)
“The Ethical Evaluation of Risk in Research
Involving Children”, Ethics at the Beginning of Life, V Annual Swedish
Symposium on Biomedicine, Ethics and Society, Sandhamn,
June 2-3, 2003. (70)
“Higher Goods and the Value of Life”, Utilitarianism,
Human Rights and Globalization: 7th
International Conference of the International Society for Utilitarian Studies,
Culturgest, Lisbon, Portugal, April 11-13, 2003 (71)
“Higher Goods and the Value of Life”,
University of Lund, Dept. of Philosophy, Feb 2003. (72)
“The
Paradoxes of Future Generations and Normative Theory”, Philosophical Society of Southern Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference,
Rhodes University, Grahamstown, 19-22 Jan 2003. (73)
“Normative Population Theory”, Oxford
University, Faculty of Philosophy, Dec 2002. (74)
“Normative Population Theory”, University of
East Anglia, School of Economic and Social Studies, Dec 2002. (75)
“Normative Population Theory”, University of
Toronto, Dept. of Philosophy, Sept 2002. (76)
“Normative Population Theory”, University of
Waterloo, Dept. of Philosophy, Sept 2002. (77)
“Normative Population Theory”, Stockholm
University, Dept. of Philosophy, Sept 2002.
(78)
“Higher Goods and Discontinuity in Value”, ECAP 4: Fourth European Congress for
Analytic Philosophy, Lund, Sweden, June 14-18,
2002. (79)
“Discontinuity and the Value of Life”, University
of Bristol, Dept. of Philosophy, Feb
2002. (80)
“Democracy and Arrow’s Impossibility
Theorem”, Philosophical Society of
Southern Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference, University of Stellenbosch,
Cape Town, 20-23 Jan 2002. (81)
“Högre värden?” (“Higher Goods?”), University of Gothenburg,
Dept. of Philosophy, Oct 2001. (82)
“Demokratisk teori och Arrows omöjlighetsteorem” (“Democratic Theory and Arrow’s
Impossibility Theorem”), Filosofidagarna, Svenska Filosofisällskapet (Swedish Philosophical Association
Biennial Conference), Stockholm, 14-17 June 2001. (83)
“Discontinuity in Value”, Conference on Choice and Value, Corpus
Christi College, University of Oxford, 1–2 June, 2001. (84)
“Ronald Dworkin: Equality
in theory and practice”, commentary on Ronald Dworkin’s
talk in connection with a symposium on his book Sovereign Virtue: The Theory and Practice of Equality, Olof Palmes Internationella
Centrum, Gustavianum, Uppsala, Oct 2000. (85)
“Iterated Prisoner's Dilemmas with Overlapping
Generations of Players”, Workshop on
Preference Dynamics, Zentrum für Höhere Studien,
Universität Leipzig, May 2000. (86)
“The Moral Standing of Possible People”,
University of Calgary, Dept. of Philosophy, Jan 2000. (87)
“Tännsjö & Co. och
den motbjudande slutsatsen”
(Tännsjö et al. and the Repugnant Conclusion), Filosofidagarna, Svenska Filosofisällskapet
(Swedish Philosophical Association Biennial Conference), Göteborg,
June 1999. (88)
“An Impossibility Theorem for Any Moral
Axiology”, and “Understanding the Repugnant Conclusion”, University of
Copenhagen, Dept. of Philosophy, October 1997. (89)
“Kontraktsteori och framtida generationer” (Mutual Advantage Contractarianism
and Future Generations), Filosofidagarna, Svenska Filosofisällskapet (Swedish Philosophical Association
Biennial Conference), Lund, June 1997. (90)
“A Cardinal Impossibility Proof”, Utilitarianism Reconsidered: 6th
International Conference of the International Society for Utilitarian Studies,
New Orleans, March 1997. (91)
“Heath's New Model of Intergenerational
Distributive Justice", commentary, The
Learned Societies Congress, Canadian Philosophical Association, Brock
University, St. Catherines, June 1996. (92)
“Who Are We? A New Assignment Problem in Contractarian Theory”, Canadian Graduate Students Conference in Philosophy, University
of Toronto, April 1996. (93)
“An Impossibility Proof against Any
Welfarist Axiology”, Utilitarianisme: Analyse et
Histoire, Association Charles Gide pour l'Etude
de la Pensée Economique
and the University of Lille, January, 1996. (94)
“Population Ethics and Variable Value
Principles”, The Learned Societies Congress, Canadian
Philosophical Association, UQAM, Montreal, June 1995. |
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