New Waves in Applied Ethics

NICK BROSTRUM Director, Oxford Future of Humanity Institute, University of Oxford, UKLUCIANA FLORIDI Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Oxford, UKNILS HOLTUG Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Copenhagen, DenmarkKEITH HORTON Lecturer in Philosophy, Charles Stuart University, USADANIEL JACOBSEN Lecturer in Philosophy, Bowling Green State University, USAANDREW LIGHT Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Washington, USAKASPER LIPPERT-RASMUSSEN Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Copenhagen, DenmarkBRIAN OREND Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Roskilde, DenmarkMATHIAS RISSE Lecturer in Philosophy, Harvard University, USAUDO SCHUKLENK Lecturer in Philosophy, Glasgow Caledonian University, UKPETER SY Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Manila, Philippines

• Foreword Animals: Equality for Animals; N.Holtug Computers: Information Ethics and the Foundation of Computer Ethics; L.Floridi Discrimination: What it is and What Makes it Morally Wrong; K.Lippert-Rasmussen Freedom of Speech: Why Freedom of Speech Includes Hate Speech; D.Jacobsen Health: Developing World Health Issues; U.Schuklenk & P.Sy Human Enhancement: Ethical Issues in Human Enhancement; N.Brostrom & R.Roache Migration: Migration, Territoriality and Culture; M.Risse & M.Black Poverty: Poverty-Reduction, Incentives and the Brighter Side of False Needs; N.Eyal Punishment: Restitutionism: For What and to Whom; J.Ryberg War; B.Orend Sports: Prohibiting Drugs in Sports: An Enhanced Proposal; T.Petersen & K.Lippert-Rasmussen

'This is an outstanding collection of clear and well-argued essays across a range of fundamental issues in applied ethics. The authors not only provide state-of-the-art overviews of the debate in each area, but take that debate in new and fruitful directions.' Roger Crisp, University of Oxford, UK.'This timely collection shows, at its best, not only that moral philosophy can help us to solve a variety of pressing practical questions, but also that applied ethics is an important tool if we want to think hard about basic moral theories.' Torbjörn Tännsjö, Stockholm University, Sweden.