Paul Woodruff is Darrell K. Royal Regents Professor of Ethics at the University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of five previous books including The Ajax Dilemma: Justice, Fairness and Rewards (Oxford UP, 2011).

• List of ContributorsIntroduction Chapter 1: Duties and Choices in Philanthropic Giving: Kantian Perspectives Thomas E. Hill Jr.Chapter 2: Virtue Ethics, Thick Concepts, and Paradoxes of Beneficence Christine SwantonChapter 3: Doing Good and Doing the Best Jeff McMahanChapter 4: Severe Poverty as an Unjust Emergency Elizabeth AshfordChapter 5: Integrity, Identity, and Choosing a Charity Brandon BoeschChapter 6: Giving Isn't Demanding William MacAskill, Andreas Mogensen, and Toby OrdChapter 7: Afterword: Justice and Charitable Giving Paul Woodruff

This collection is a stimulating overview into a timely and important area of research. It constitutes a useful contribution to the literature for curious philanthropists and experts alike.

Paul Woodruff is Darrell K. Royal Regents Professor of Ethics at the University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of five previous books including The Ajax Dilemma: Justice, Fairness and Rewards (Oxford UP, 2011).

• List of ContributorsIntroduction Chapter 1: Duties and Choices in Philanthropic Giving: Kantian Perspectives Thomas E. Hill Jr.Chapter 2: Virtue Ethics, Thick Concepts, and Paradoxes of Beneficence Christine SwantonChapter 3: Doing Good and Doing the Best Jeff McMahanChapter 4: Severe Poverty as an Unjust Emergency Elizabeth AshfordChapter 5: Integrity, Identity, and Choosing a Charity Brandon BoeschChapter 6: Giving Isn't Demanding William MacAskill, Andreas Mogensen, and Toby OrdChapter 7: Afterword: Justice and Charitable Giving Paul Woodruff

This collection is a stimulating overview into a timely and important area of research. It constitutes a useful contribution to the literature for curious philanthropists and experts alike.

Paul Woodruff is Darrell K. Royal Regents Professor of Ethics at the University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of five previous books including The Ajax Dilemma: Justice, Fairness and Rewards (Oxford UP, 2011).

• List of ContributorsIntroduction Chapter 1: Duties and Choices in Philanthropic Giving: Kantian Perspectives Thomas E. Hill Jr.Chapter 2: Virtue Ethics, Thick Concepts, and Paradoxes of Beneficence Christine SwantonChapter 3: Doing Good and Doing the Best Jeff McMahanChapter 4: Severe Poverty as an Unjust Emergency Elizabeth AshfordChapter 5: Integrity, Identity, and Choosing a Charity Brandon BoeschChapter 6: Giving Isn't Demanding William MacAskill, Andreas Mogensen, and Toby OrdChapter 7: Afterword: Justice and Charitable Giving Paul Woodruff

This collection is a stimulating overview into a timely and important area of research. It constitutes a useful contribution to the literature for curious philanthropists and experts alike.