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7. Introduction

Author

Jubb, Robert, primary, McKinnon, Catriona, additional, and Tomlin, Patrick, additional

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2019
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24. The ethics of climate-induced community displacement and resettlement

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Draper, James and McKinnon, Catriona

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Despite a burgeoning literature considering the ethical implications of climate change more broadly, and the ethics of migration, the nexus between the two issues has not been given enough attention by political theorists. The paper outlines the key nodes in a debate we think should take place, and which will be made even more urgent in the coming decades as climate change impacts on communities least resilient to it.

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2018

25. Governing solar radiation management

Author

Chhetri, Netra, Chong, Dan, Conca, Ken, Falk, Richard, Gillespie, Alexander, Gupta, Aarti, Jinnah, Sikina, Kashwan, Prakash, Lahsen, Myanna, Light, Andrew, McKinnon, Catriona, Thiele, Leslie Paul, Valdivia, Walter, Wapner, Paul, Morrow, David R., Turkaly, Carolyn, and Nicholson, Simon

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2018
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26. Governing Climate Engineering: A Proposal for Immediate Governance of Solar Radiation Management

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Jinnah, Sikina, primary, Nicholson, Simon, additional, Morrow, David R., additional, Dove, Zachary, additional, Wapner, Paul, additional, Valdivia, Walter, additional, Thiele, Leslie Paul, additional, McKinnon, Catriona, additional, Light, Andrew, additional, Lahsen, Myanna, additional, Kashwan, Prakash, additional, Gupta, Aarti, additional, Gillespie, Alexander, additional, Falk, Richard, additional, Conca, Ken, additional, Chong, Dan, additional, and Chhetri, Netra, additional

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2019
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30. Should we tolerate climate denial?

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McKinnon, Catriona

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At 18.27 on 12 December 2015, Laurent Fabius brought down his gavel to mark the adoption of the Paris Agreement by nearly 200 countries. Even the most optimistic commentators agree that the scale and speed of the action needed to realize the ambitions of the Agreement are daunting. The history of action on climate change gives us no grounds for optimism. But perhaps, we still have grounds for hope (McKinnon 2014).\ud \ud Many things could snuff out this fragile hope. In this article, I shall address conduct that explicitly aims to do so: climate change denial (from here on in, “climate denial”). By “climate denial,” I mean the deliberate and deceptive misrepresentation of the scientific realities of climate change, such as the fact that climate change is happening, its anthropogenic causes, and its damaging impacts (Dunlap 2013). What I do not mean by “climate denial” are minority or outlier positions on aspects of climate science that lie within the range of normal and healthy disciplinary disagreement. There is an established international network of well-funded organizations devoted to organized climate denial, and their activity is on the increase (Boussalis and Coan 2016). The epicenter of this activity is in the United States, where climate denial has had a significant impact on public opinion (Leiserowitz et al. 2014), and has impeded legislation to tackle climate change (Farrell 2016; Oreskes and Conway 2012).\ud \ud My question is: should we tolerate climate denial? The “we” in this question refers to broadly liberal people and legislators in democratic societies, for whom principles of toleration and the virtue of tolerance are of fundamental importance in social and political life. Toleration is a matter of principled self-restraint with respect to conduct that would alter, suppress, or prevent the characteristics or conduct of people opposed by the tolerator (McKinnon 2006; McKinnon and Castiglione 2003). The tolerant agent refrains from interfering with those she dislikes or of whom she disapproves even when she believes that her dislike or disapproval is well-grounded. The agents of toleration can be individual people—when toleration is likely to manifest as a virtue, or as a civic disposition—or institutions, when fundamental political principles, the constitution, and laws and their implementation, are framed to respect the limits of toleration (McKinnon 2013). Toleration is difficult to justify and hard to practice at both the personal and institutional level, particularly for liberals (Scanlon 2003a). Liberalism is committed to freedom of association, conscience, worship, movement, and expression as a matter of fundamental principle (Rawls 1971). This delivers a distinctive liberal, permissive vision of the limits of toleration with respect to acts of expression. Given that climate denial is achieved through acts of expression, there is a heavy burden of proof attached to any liberal proposal to be intolerant of climate denial.1\ud \ud My aim in this short article is to identify the proper site for this debate. What are the questions to be answered in deciding whether climate denial lies beyond the limits of liberal toleration? Although I do not answer these questions, by correctly identifying them I hope to show that the burden of proof is perhaps not as heavy as we initially might have thought.

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2016

31. The Justice and Legitimacy of Geoengineering.

Author

Gardiner, Stephen and McKinnon, Catriona

Subjects
ENVIRONMENTAL engineering, ORGANIZATIONAL legitimacy, SOLAR radiation management, EFFECT of human beings on climate change, JUSTICE, CLIMATE change denial, PROCEDURAL justice
Abstract

Geoengineering is often defined as the 'deliberate large scale manipulation of the planetary environment to counteract anthropogenic climate change' (The Royal Society, [11], p. 1).[1] The two main approaches currently being discussed are reflecting sunlight away from the planet (solar radiation management, or SRM), or sucking greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere and then storing or processing them (carbon dioxide removal, or CDR). CDR is already assumed as part of the majority of IPCC scenarios for achieving the internationally agreed target of two degrees Celsius (Smith et al., [12]) and could form a significant part of the policy portfolio for tackling climate change, if the technology proves to be scalable, effective, and affordable. Taken together with the previous special issue, they demonstrate the need for ongoing engagement from experts in ethics and political philosophy with the geoengineering debate, and the value of such engagement. Climate change, climate engineering, and the "global poor": What does justice require?. [Extracted from the article]

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2020
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32. The Panglossian politics of the geoclique.

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McKinnon, Catriona

Subjects
SOLAR radiation management
Abstract

Solar radiation management (SRM) – a form of geoengineering – creates a risk of 'termination shock'. If SRM was to be stopped abruptly then temperatures could rise very rapidly with catastrophic impacts. Two prominent geoengineering researchers have recently argued that the risk of termination shock could be minimised through the adoption of 'relatively simple' policies. This paper shows their arguments to be premised on heroically optimistic assumptions about the prospects for global cooperation and sustained trust in an SRM deployment scenario. The paper argues that worst-case scenarios are the right place to start in thinking about the governance of SRM. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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36. Sleepwalking into lock-in? Avoiding wrongs to future people in the governance of solar radiation management research.

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McKinnon, Catriona

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*CLIMATOLOGY, *CLIMATE change, *EMISSIONS (Air pollution), *ENVIRONMENTAL engineering, *GREENHOUSE gas mitigation, *SOLAR radiation management
Abstract

Arguments are advanced for two ways in which we can avoid the reckless endangerment of future people in the governance of solar radiation management (SRM) research, which could happen through lock-in to SRM deployment from research. SRM research is at an early stage, one at which the mechanisms of lock-in could start to operate. However, lock-in fit to endanger future people could be slowed or stopped through targeted governance. Governance of SRM research that does not include provisions to detect, slow, or stop lock-in fails the test of an intergenerationally adequate precautionary principle, and research governed without these provisions cannot itself be justified as a precaution against the impacts of climate change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2019
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37. Introduction

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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38. Instead of a Conclusion: Seven Lessons for the Present and an Outlook

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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39. Relationships

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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40. Practices

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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41. Environments

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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42. Ethical Foundations: Medical Ethics and Data Ethics

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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43. Artificial Intelligence: In Search of a Definition

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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44. MAI: A Very Short History and the State of the Art

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Rubeis, Giovanni, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, and Rubeis, Giovanni

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2024
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45. Engineering an Ethical Ethos: Reframing Ethics Education for Engineers and Researchers

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Farooqui, Juhi, Dawod, Sarah, Grigsby, Erinn M., Balaguer, Josep-Maria, Sarma, Devapratim, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, Hildt, Elisabeth, editor, Laas, Kelly, editor, Brey, Eric M., editor, and Miller, Christine Z., editor

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2024
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46. Philosophy in the Rainforest: Reflections on Integrating Philosophy and Fieldwork

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Morrissey, Clair, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, Hildt, Elisabeth, editor, Laas, Kelly, editor, Brey, Eric M., editor, and Miller, Christine Z., editor

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2024
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47. Building Inclusive Cultures Through Community Research

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Nyland, Jennifer F., Stock, Timothy, Schlehofer, Michele M., Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, Hildt, Elisabeth, editor, Laas, Kelly, editor, Brey, Eric M., editor, and Miller, Christine Z., editor

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2024
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48. In Situ Ethics Education Within Research Laboratories: Insights into the Ethical Issues Important to Research Groups and Educational Approaches

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Laas, Kelly, Miller, Christine Z., Brey, Eric M., Hildt, Elisabeth, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, Hildt, Elisabeth, editor, Laas, Kelly, editor, Brey, Eric M., editor, and Miller, Christine Z., editor

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2024
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49. Tinkering with Technology: How Experiential Engineering Ethics Pedagogy Can Accommodate Neurodivergent Students and Expose Ableist Assumptions

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van Grunsven, Janna, Franssen, Trijsje, Gammon, Andrea, Marin, Lavinia, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, Hildt, Elisabeth, editor, Laas, Kelly, editor, Brey, Eric M., editor, and Miller, Christine Z., editor

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2024
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50. At the Verge of ‘Is’ and ‘Could Be’: Storytelling as Medium to Develop Critical Ethical Skills

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Botes, Marietjie, Rossi, Arianna, Gordijn, Bert, Series Editor, Roeser, Sabine, Series Editor, Birnbacher, Dieter, Editorial Board Member, Brownsword, Roger, Editorial Board Member, Dempsey, Paul Stephen, Editorial Board Member, Froomkin, Michael, Editorial Board Member, Gutwirth, Serge, Editorial Board Member, Knoppers, Bartha, Editorial Board Member, Laurie, Graeme, Editorial Board Member, Weckert, John, Editorial Board Member, Bovenkerk, Bernice, Editorial Board Member, Copeland, Samantha, Editorial Board Member, Carter, J. Adam, Editorial Board Member, Gardiner, Stephen M., Editorial Board Member, Heersmink, Richard, Editorial Board Member, Hillerbrand, Rafaela, Editorial Board Member, Möller, Niklas, Editorial Board Member, Fahlquist, Jessica Nihle-n, Editorial Board Member, Nyholm, Sven, Editorial Board Member, Saghai, Yashar, Editorial Board Member, Vallor, Shannon, Editorial Board Member, McKinnon, Catriona, Editorial Board Member, Sadowski, Jathan, Editorial Board Member, Hildt, Elisabeth, editor, Laas, Kelly, editor, Brey, Eric M., editor, and Miller, Christine Z., editor

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2024
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