At the liberal arts college where I teach, many of our science courses intertwine ethical and political issues with the science. We have a very small science and mathematics department, and are not able to present a traditional science curriculum. There are also no science requirements; we have...

The terminology employed to explore consumption ethics, the counterpart to business ethics, is increasingly varied not least because consumption has become a central discourse and area of investigation across disciplines (e.g. Graeber, 2011). Rather than assuming interchangeability, we argue...

As the American population ages and the difficult economy requires cost-effective legal and medical services, medical-legal partnerships are becoming valuable resources for elderly individuals. These multidisciplinary practices can more effectively meet the varied and complex needs of the...

This special issue interrogates the meaning and impacts of "tech ethics": the embedding of ethics into digital technology research, development, use, and governance. In response to concerns about the social harms associated with digital technologies, many individuals and institutions have...