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Ethics in Science and Environmental Politics
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ISSN 1611-8014 · Inter-Research · 150 artikel di indeks
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Self-realization and ‘ecological’ autonomy: an ecosophical perspective
This paper explores the compatibility between human autonomy and ecosophical thinking, in particular Arne Næss’s worldview. Contrary to the prevailing view that environmental ethics marginalizes autonomy due to its anti-anthropocentric roots, this paper argues that Næss’s concept of…
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Compromising to save the climate?
This paper examines the role of intra-personal compromise in shaping support for climate policies. I argue that such support often requires internal compromise, whereby our willingness to compromise is shaped by an interplay of principles, moral convictions, and emotions. These motivational…
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Reimagining water governance: theo-ethical analysis for virtuous systems and integral ecology
This study examines the Philippine water crisis by highlighting a critical moral gap in current governance approaches. While existing analyses focus on technical and policy shortcomings, few investigate the ethical character of the social structures that shape water access and equity. To address…
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Educators’ perceptions of the teaching of bioethics in primary and secondary schools in Greece
In recent years, a growing number of studies have emphasized the importance of integrating ethics education into the school curriculum. The objective of the present study is to investigate the perspectives of educators on the teaching of bioethics in primary and secondary education in Greece. A…
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The role of the Manresa Pact 2022 in environmental mitigation
Several studies have investigated the portrayal of ecology and environmental management. Additionally, the impact of co-creation in research, policymaking, and social transformation has also been analyzed. However, there is a gap in understanding regarding the role of multisectoral dialogue in…
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Religious and secular environmental ethics: a comparison between Indonesia and The Netherlands
This article compares the outcomes of studies using the so-called Humans and Nature scale in The Netherlands and in Indonesia. The scale measures public support for policies that aim to address environmental challenges, conceptualizing and operationalizing 4 images of human-nature interaction…
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Looking at biocultural ethics through the lens of transcultural dialogue
An unresolved and vital concern in the realm of environmental ethics is the moral accountability of humans towards nature. In this pursuit, we attempt to uncover insights from discussions related to postmodernism and decolonization that can facilitate the establishment of a transcultural…
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Nature’s right to damages in the event of civil liability?
Treating nature as a subject of law is a topic of contention in the contemporary era. A significant number of states, if not the majority, continue to refrain from recognising the protection of nature in this sense. This is because the essence of legal personality is attributed solely to individual…
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Extinction and responsibility: toward an ethics framework for animal rights to life
This article aims to analyze the perspective of the philosopher Hans Jonas with regard to the rights of animals to life. We will show how, according to Jonas, the ethical significance of animals emerges as they reveal nature’s vulnerability and underscore the moral duty of humans, whose…
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Environmental ethics under commercialization of urban agriculture
This research investigates the commercialization of urban agriculture, which is increasingly recognized not only for enhancing food security but also for its economic potential. This trend towards prioritizing profit stems from commercialization driven by market dynamics and various stakeholders…
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Discovery of the hole in the ozone layer: environmental awareness and fighting scientific fake news
In the 1970s, the discovery of the problem of the hole in the ozone layer represented a crucial milestone in the history of science and the environment. Scientists such as Mario Molina and F. Sherry Rowland revealed that chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), previously thought to be harmless, could destroy…
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Artificial intelligence as a tool for data, economic and political hegemony: releasing the djinn
Artificial intelligence, while presenting itself as a novelty in the fields of education, science and the business industry, is likely being used as a hegemonic tool for economic and political control. Concerns about privacy ethics, class division and the specter of AI-incited biowarfare controlled…
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Energy productivity as a part of the green growth agenda in European Union countries
Green growth aims to achieve economic growth while preventing environmental degradation, biodiversity loss, and unsustainable use of natural resources. It decouples the effects of economic activities from environmental activities, thus seeking to make investing in the environment an engine of…
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Why we should keep quiet at the zoo
Zoos are typically public attractions that do not explicitly, or through a more implicit culture, expect quietness from their guests. This paper will explore whether quietness is something we should aim for when we are visiting zoos. Primarily through analogy with other public spaces which share…
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Beyond fatalism: Gaia, entropy, and the autonomy of anthropogenic life on Earth
The current disruption of ecosystems and climate systems can be likened to an increase in entropy within our planet. This concept is often linked to the second law of thermodynamics, which predicts a necessary rise in entropy resulting from all material and energy-related processes, including the…
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Public beliefs and perceptions related to ecofascism
The concept of ecofascism describes the distortion of ecology for the purpose of gaining greater and wider audience, popularising ideologies and fulfilling xenophobic and nationalistic goals by regimes such as the far-right agenda and the radical ecological groups. This study investigates the issue…
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Deep ecology and the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas: the importance of moving from biocentric responsibility to environmental justice
Environmental theory and practice can benefit greatly from Emmanuel Levinas’ non-ontological philosophy of the Other in order to address the current global environmental crisis. From this viewpoint, this article focuses on 2 major positions within deep ecology. We discuss the significance of…
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Life’s potentiality as multispecies gift
Contemporary political ecological problems reduce possibilities for future human and non-human life. These problems are the result of modern capitalist humans’ attempt to break away from multispecies bonds and turn non-humans into resources to be appropriated. These bonds are crucial for the…
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Climate change and transformations of justice—Views of just distribution in the Finnish policy debate
Justice is a central concept in the international regime of climate change mitigation and adaptation and in proposals for the transition towards a low-carbon society. However, in documents on climate policy, the notion is seldom explicated in any detail. Research on environmental change has…
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Cognitive artifacts and human enhancement
Human improvement is epistemologically challenging and has awakened a wide range of academic and public debates, especially considering the possible ethical and political consequences of its regulation. This article focuses on a selection of conceptual questions about cognitive enhancement and…