SpringerBriefs in Ethics – serie

Neuroenhancement: how mental training and meditation can promote epistemic virtue.

Motivations for Humanitarian intervention

Theoretical and Empirical Considerations

Foucault and the Human Subject of Science

Toward a New (Old) Theory of Responsibility: Moving beyond Accountability

Morality of Weapons Research

Why it is Wrong to Design Weapons

Ethical Challenges in Multi-Cultural Patient Care

Cross Cultural Issues at the End of Life

Good Organizational Decisions

Ethical Decision-Making Toolkit for Leaders and Policy Makers

Human Challenge Studies in Endemic Settings

Ethical and Regulatory Issues

Introduction to Ethics in Robotics and AI

Artificial Intelligence and Bioethics

Implementing Responsible Research and Innovation

Organisational and National Conditions

Philosophy of Advanced Medical Imaging

Ultimate Enhancement of Morality

How to Enhance Morality

Biometric Identification, Law and Ethics

Business Ethics and Critical Consultant Jokes

New Research Methods to Study Ethical Transgressions

Philosophical Investigations into the Essence of Pediatric Suffering

AI Ethics in Higher Education: Insights from Africa and Beyond

Islamic Ethics and Incidental Findings

Genomic Morality Beyond the Secular Paradigm

Trolleyology in Medicine

How the Trolley Problem Sheds Light on Medical Ethics

Professional Autonomy

A Guidebook for the Caring Professions

Metaverse: A Critical Assessment

Introduction to Human Rights in African Philosophy

Assisted Dying, Discrimination, and Structural Injustice

Informed Consent for AI and Health Care

Consumer Rights and Industry Obligations

Political Corporation: Carl Schmitt and Business Ethics

Moral Status of Artificial Intelligence

Intentionality, Normativity and Responsibility

Neuroenhancement: How Mental Training, Meditation, AI, and Psychedelics Can Promote Epistemic Virtues

Human Right to Culture in Law and Practice

On Cultural Rights