Humanity
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White Phosphorus: Recent Use, Inhumane Effects Require New Law
UN General Assembly Should Respond to Global Concerns Recent use of white phosphorus munitions by Israeli forces in Lebanon underscores…
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Beyond the tick-box: why we need ethical capability, not just ‘ethics training’
Let’s begin with a deceptively simple question that at Cranlana, we’re frequently asked by corporate, civic, and institutional leaders: Can…
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Bringing the Climate Frontlines to the Red Carpet
Greetings from the Venice International Film Festival, where amidst the cinematic glamour, we are launching something raw and powerful: “Solwata”.…
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Wrestling with faith in the face of genocide?
The suffering in Gaza and the West Bank poses an uncomfortable question for people of faith: do principles of justice,…
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Harmonizing the Fragmented Right to Education: The Proposed Free Education Optional Protocol
Nothing inherent in children’s development explains why their right to education should be more or less accessible depending on whether…
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From Tampa to The Justice Project: When a Crisis Creates a Civic Response
The Tampa affair was one of them. Isla Hera In August 2001, a Norwegian cargo ship, the MV Tampa, rescued…
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Umberto Eco – When the Other Appears on the Scene
Does Morality Begin with the Other? Eva Ierides Dinos Toumazos In When the Other Appears on the Scene, Umberto Eco…
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Iris Murdoch – The Sovereignty of Good Over Other Concepts
Can We Become Better by Learning to See More Clearly? Eva Ierides Dinos Toumazos In The Sovereignty of Good Over…
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Jean-Paul Sartre – Existentialism and Humanism
If We Are Free to Choose, What Are We Responsible For? Eva Ierides Dinos Toumazos In Existentialism and Humanism, Jean-Paul…
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Nature Does Not Negotiate
Human societies are built on negotiation. Isla Hera Governments negotiate budgets. Countries negotiate treaties. Businesses negotiate prices. Citizens negotiate competing…
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Hannah Arendt – Civil Disobedience
Can Disobedience Help Protect Democracy? Artemis Orphanou Dinos Toumazos Hannah Arendt’s Civil Disobedience begins with a difficult democratic problem. Citizens…
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Isaiah Berlin – Two Concepts of Liberty
Can We Be Made Free Against Our Will? Artemis Orphanou Dinos Toumazos In Two Concepts of Liberty, Isaiah Berlin asks…
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Martin Luther King Jr. – Letter from Birmingham Jail
Can There Be Peace Without Justice? Artemis Orphanou Dinos Toumazos Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail was written…
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John Stuart Mill – On Liberty
How Free Should We Be? Artemis Kechagioglou Dinos Toumazos In On Liberty, published in 1859, John Stuart Mill asks one…
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Kevin Gilbert – The Blackside: People Are Legends and Other Poems
Can We Understand Justice Without Listening to Those Who Have Lived Injustice? Artemis Kechagioglou Dinos Toumazos Kevin Gilbert’s The Blackside:…
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Adam Smith – The Wealth of Nations
Is a Wealthier Society Necessarily a Better Society? George Ph Georgiou Dinos Toumazos Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, published…
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