New chapter from our student member Camille Collin in the collective work “Sciences sociales face aux armées”.
“Conceptualizing Academic Freedom”
New article by Jacob T. Levy published in the journal Annual Review of Political Science.
“Ethics Committees for Animal Shelters”
New article by Kristin Voigt and Angie Pepper published in the Journal of Shelter Medicine and Community Animal Health.
“Justice for Animals in Climate Change Integrated Assessment Models”
New article by Bob Fischer and Avram Hiller published in Npj Climate Action.
“Valuings as Sentiments”
New article by Mauro Rossi and Christine Tappolet published in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
“Beyond the Living: Death Care and the Boundaries of Social Reproduction”
New article by our student member Camille Colin.
“Migrant Workers, Differentiated Rights, and Relational Equality in Host States”
New article by Christine Straehle published in the Journal of Social Philosophy.
Recent episodes of the podcast Regards croisés sur l’environnement
Listen to the latest episodes of Christian Nadeau’s podcast!
New episode of Surprising Ethics – plus a featured article in the magazine “The Pamphlet”
New episode of Will Gildea’s podcast featuring Rachel Fredericks and Jeremy Fischer.
A recording of BistroBrain’s virtual training workshop is now available
Three student members of the CRÉ benefited from a virtual training on science communication and outreach.
“Teaching the web of rationality: A case study on coherence and conspiracy worldviews”
New article by Marc-Kevin Daoust and Marie Laplante-Anfossi.
Recording of the round table & launch of the book “Dimension éthique de l’acte de juger”
Roundtable discussion on the values that guide judges’ decisions.
Ryoa Chung delivers the opening speech for the 2026 edition of the Concours Philosopher as Chair
Ryoa Chung offers us an overview of this year’s theme of the Concours Philosopher, “Vers la paix?”.
“Halal et bien-être animal : l’angle mort de notre indignation”
New article by Naïma Hamrouni and Élie Beauchemin in Presse-Toi à Gauche !
“Social Movements as Agents of Change?”
New article by Agnes Tam, published in Philosophia.
RGHL Seminar: “Anesthetized Bodies as Teaching Tools: Consent and Controversy”
Seminar presented by our co-researcher Phoebe Friesen.
