• The limits of global health diplomacy: Taiwan’s observer status at the world health assembly 

  Herington, Jonathan C. C.; Lee, Kelley (2015-03-17)

  In 2009, health authorities from Taiwan (under the name “Chinese Taipei”) formally attended the 62nd World Health Assembly (WHA) of the World Health Organization as observers, marking the country’s participation for the ...
• Educating for Autonomy: Liberalism and Autonomy in the Capabilities Approach 

  Ferracioli, Luara; Terlazzo, Rosa E. (2014-11-25)

  Martha Nussbaum grounds her version of the capabilities approach in political liberalism. In this paper, we argue that the capabilities approach, insofar as it genuinely values the things that persons can actually do and ...
• The perfectionism of Nussbaum's adaptive preferences 

  Terlazzo, Rosa E. (2014-11-25)

  Although the problem of adaptiveness plays an important motivating role in her work on human capabilities, Martha Nussbaum never gives a clear account of the controversial concept of adaptive preferences on which she relies. ...
• Semantics and the plural conception of reality 

  Florio, Salvatore (2014-10-28)
• Academic freedom and the professional responsibilities of applied ethicists: a comment on Minerva 

  Dawson, Angus; Herington, Jonathan C. C. (2014-06-24)

  Academic freedom is an important good, but it comes with several responsibilities. In this commentary we seek to do two things. First, we argue against Francesca Minerva's view of academic freedom as presented in her article ...

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