Inaugural C4E Public Lecture
- Clifford Ando: “Pax Romana: Peace, Pacification and the Ethics of Empire,” 2017 C4eJ 1
Symposium: The Ethics of Apology: Interdisciplinary & International Perspectives
- Daryl Koehn: “Preliminary Thoughts on Types of Apologies: Interpersonal, Corporate and Collective,” 2017 C4eJ 2
- Nicola Lacetera, “Business Apologies and the Ethics and Narrative of Trust,” 2017 C4eJ 3
- John Paul Ricco: “On Queer Forgiveness,” 2017 C4eJ 4
- Simon Stern: “Atonement, Closure, and Narrative,” 2017 C4eJ 5
- Teddy Harrison: “Removing Insult from Injury: Apologies and Violence in Criminal Justice,” 2017 C4eJ 6
- Nick Smith: “Apologies as Remedies, Apologies as Weapons: Considerations for the Trudeau Administration,” 2017 C4eJ 7
- Cindy Holder: “Whose Wrong Is It Anyway? Reflecting on the Public-ness of Public Apologies,” 2017 CAeJ 8
- Nick Smith: “Guidelines for Evaluating Apologies and Remorse in Criminal Contexts: Summary Version for Practitioners,” 2017 C4eJ 9
- R. Douglas Elliott: “So Sorry: The Legal Myths and Social Realities of the Official Apology,” 2017 C4eJ 10
- Steven Maynard: “To Forgive and Forget? Homonationalism, Hegemony, and History in the Gay Apology,” 2017 C4eJ 11
- Mayana C. Slobodian: “Official Apology, Official Denial: Making Sense of Canada’s Truth Commission,” 2017 C4eJ 12
- Matt James, Jordan Stanger-Ross, & the Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective: “Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives, the Impermanent Apologies Approach, and the Politics of Political Apologies,” 2017 C4eJ 13
- Patrick Keilty, Sorry/Not Sorry: Sexual Regulation and Apology at the Toronto Police Service [2017 C4eJ 46]
- Mark Kingwell, Apologies: A Stylistic Investigation [2017 C4eJ 47]
Forum: Leonard Cohen: Ethics & the Artist
- Leonard Cohen: Ethics & the Artist [2017 C4eJ 14] (Selections)
- George Elliott Clarke, Kaddish for Leonard Cohen (à la manière d’Allen Ginsberg) [2017 C4eJ 15]
- Norman Ravvin, The Books that Got Away: Leonard Cohen’s View of the Poet’s Role [2017 C4eJ 16]
- Leo Zaibert, For Leonard Cohen [2017 C4eJ 17]
- Leonard Cohen’s “So Long, Marianne” [2017 C4eJ 18] (VIVA! Singers)
- Leonard Cohen’s “Bird on the Wire” [2017 C4eJ 19] (VIVA! Singers)
Forum: “Project Marie”: Policing Sexuality in Law, Ethics, Policy
- John Paul Ricco: “Sex Lives Matter,” 2017 C4eJ 20
- Patrick Keilty: “A Call for Sexual Autonomy,” 2017 C4eJ 21
- Kyle Kirkup: “Policing Sex[uality],” 2017 C4eJ 22
Forum: Anti-Authoritarian Professional Ethics for Academics: Doing the Right Thing in the Era of Trump
- Simon Stern: “Academic Ethics in a Time of Turmoil,” 2017 C4eJ 25
Forum: The Ethics of Ethics and Literature
☛ Simon Stern, The Ethics of Legal Fictions [2017 C4eJ 29]
Forum: How Should We Vote? Electoral Reform in Canada
- Ruby Sahota, How Should We Vote? Electoral Reform in Canada [2017 C4eJ 30] (Forum)
- Yasmin Dawood, How Should We Vote? Electoral Reform in Canada [2017 C4eJ 31] (Forum)
- Craig Scott, Political Ethics and the House of Commons Electoral Reform Process [2017 C4eJ 54] (Forum)
- Avvy Go, How Should We Vote? Electoral Reform in Canada [2018 C4eJ 32] (Forum)
- Public Issues Forum: How Should We Vote? Electoral Reform in Canada [2017 C4eJ 33] (Selections)
☛ Sandro Ambuehl, The Ethics and Economics of Incentivizing the Uninformed [2017 C4eJ 34]
Forum: Legal Ethics in the Age of Law & Tech
- Mireille Hildebrandt, Legal Ethics in the Age of Law & Tech [2017 C4eJ 35] (Forum)
- Paul Gowder, Legal Ethics in the Age of Law & Tech [2017 C4eJ 36] (Forum)
- Frank Pasquale, Legal Ethics in the Age of Law & Tech [2017 C4eJ 37] (Forum)
☛ Joe Halpern, Moral Responsibility, Blameworthiness, and Intention: In Search of Formal Definitions [2017 C4eJ 38] (Ethics of AI in Context)
☛ Aaron Ancell, Utopianism and Political Irrationality [2017 C4eJ 39]
☛ Eva-Lynn Jagoe, The Ethics of the Individual [2017 C4eJ 40]
☛ Mark Kingwell, Respect and the Artificial Other [2017 C4eJ 41] (Ethics of AI in Context)
☛ Sheila Jasanoff: Ethical Futures, Imagination and Governance in an Unequal World [2017 C4eJ 42] (Public Lecture)
☛ Sunit Das, AI in Medicine: Hopes? Nightmares? [2017 C4eJ 43] (Ethics of AI in Context)
☛ Lucia Zedner, Policing Civility in Public Space: Civil Orders and Uncivil Practices [2017 C4eJ 44]
☛ Guy Kahane, Runaway Trolleys or Distant Strangers? [2017 C4eJ 45]
☛ Patrick Keilty, Sorry/Not Sorry: Sexual Regulation and Apology at the Toronto Police Service [2017 C4eJ 46] (Symposium)
☛ Mark Kingwell, Apologies: A Stylistic Investigation [2017 C4eJ 47] (Symposium)
☛ Sunit Das, Medical, Legal and Ethical Definitions of Futility [2017 C4eJ 48]
☛ Brian Cantwell Smith, Reckoning and Judgment [2017 C4eJ 49] (Ethics of AI in Context)
☛ Hector Levesque, Rethinking the Place of Thinking in Intelligent Behaviour [2017 C4eJ 50] (Ethics of AI in Context)
☛ Molly Sauter, Algorithmic Ethics and Personhood [2017 C4eJ 51] (Ethics of AI in Context)
Symposium: James Forman, Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America (2017) (Pulitzer Prize Winner)
- James Forman Jr., Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America [2017 C4eJ 52] (Book Forum)
- Teddy Harrison: Response to James Forman [2017 C4eJ 53] (Book Forum)
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