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Review of the book “Hobbes’s Philosophy of Religion” (Oxford U. Press, 2023) by Arash Abizadeh
New review of Thomas Holden’s book by Arash Abizadeh.
Citizen Perceptions of a Guide to Counter Organizational Mistreatment: Participants Wanted
Open to stakeholders and anyone interested in the well-being of seniors.
Launch of the book “Le sujet du féminisme est-il blanc? Luttes et savoirs actuels – tome 2” (Remue-ménage Publishing, 2025)
Join us on December 5 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Concordia University’s Conference Center!
Ryoa Chung will participate in the 11th FRQ Forum, “Science in Times of Crisis”
The opening interview with Ryoa will focus on the theme “Science against all odds.”
Will AIs soon have moral rights? New episodes of “Surprising Ethics”!
Listen to the latest episodes of Will Gildea’s podcast!
2026 Annual GRIPP Montreal Political Theory Manuscript Workshop Award
GRIPP is launching a call for applications for its 2026 manuscript workshop award.
“La Constitution québécoise prétend vouloir protéger les femmes. La réalité est toute autre”
New opinion piece by Naïma Hamrouni published in The Conversation.
The recipients of the CRÉ 2025-2026 graduate scholarships
The Centre for Research in Ethics is proud to announce the names of the winners of its graduate scholarship competition.
Two members of the CRÉ were among the panelists for the “Dialogues pour le climat”
With the participation of Alexandre Gajevic Sayegh and Ryoa Chung.
“L’acceptabilité sociale et la gouvernance éthique des projets socialement controversés”, special issue for the journal Éthique publique
Submit your proposals before February 28, 2026.
Invitation to the launch of The Theory of Deliberative Wisdom (MIT Press, Cambridge MA, 2025)
Join us for this free event scheduled for Thursday, November 20, 2025!
“The experience of dignity in the context of medical assistance in dying: A phenomenological and hermeneutic study”
New article by Naïma Hamourin, published in the journal Death Studies.
Introduction to “Disjunctures: Indigenous Redirections in Political Theory” (Oxford, 2025) available for free
Scan the QR code to access the first chapter of Yann Allard-Tremblay’s new book for free.
Montreal PhD and Early Career Workshop in Normative Political Philosophy
Submit your proposals before December 8, 2025!
Le sujet du féminisme est-il blanc? Luttes et savoirs actuels (Remue-ménage publishing, 2025)
New collective work co-edited by Naïma Hamrouni and Chantal Maillé.
