Morals
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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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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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The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
What Price Are We Prepared to Pay for a Good Society? Artemis Orphanou Eva Ierides Dinos Toumazos Ursula K. Le…
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When Humanity Meets Its Own Creation
The greatest test of the digital age may not be technological progress, but the values that guide it. Dinos Toumazos…
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Pope Leo reframes the moral language of war
Leo may help break a trend that has dominated American Catholicism – less religion as national glue, more faith as…
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A threat to wipe out a civilisation demands resistance
President Trump’s threat to destroy an entire civilisation marks a profound moral breach and demands immediate public repudiation and resistance.…
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Takaichi revisits Japan’s prostitution debate
Japan’s prostitution laws are under review, exposing a system that penalises women while leaving demand largely untouched. Yasuo Takao Pearls…
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Empathy in Contemporary Public Discourse
How moral values are debated in American political life. Examining the place of empathy in policy, leadership, and civic dialogue.…
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Good Beyond Choice
Ethics is not only what we choose — it is what we see. George Phyl Georgiou Iris Murdoch’s The Sovereignty…
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On Sanctions, Sovereignty, and the Ethics of Restraint
What the international response to Iran reveals about the limits of force, the reach of law, and the moral costs…
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Thinking About Love, Truth and Justice
Love as moral vision, not moral calculation. Celia Paule In Thinking about Love, Truth and Justice, Raimond Gaita argues that…
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Maggots as meat – by Jeff Sebo
The Moral Circle: Rethinking Who Matters An ethical invitation to widen our circle of concern beyond humans Expand compassion —…
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The Sermon on the Mount in Times of Moral Deadlock
Οn responsibility beyond retaliation Maria Evangel * (This essay does not approach the Sermon on the Mount as religious doctrine…
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From Moral Cognition to Moral Action: Bridging the Normative Gap
While Socrates maintained that no one knowingly does wrong—asserting that moral knowledge compels moral action—subsequent thinkers have shown that this…
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The growing debate over the right to die
Behind every law, every debate, and every opinion is a real person—someone who is suffering, someone who is scared, or…
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When Power Redefines Justice
The pardon of former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández—who was convicted in the United States for helping major narcotrafficking networks—has…
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