Announcement: Special issue
EJPE invites submissions for a forthcoming special issue on Philosophical Contributions to Degrowth. Click here for more information.
Julian F. Müller is a postdoctoral research associate at the Political Theory Project at Brown University. He studied philosophy, sinology, and economics in Tuebingen, Beijing, and Hamburg. After graduating in 2011, he became a research associate at the Peter Loescher Chair of Business Ethics at TU Munich. During the last years, he was a visiting scholar at the People's University of China and the University of Arizona. In 2015, he received his doctorate from the Technical University of Munich (summa cum laude). His thesis received two prestigious dissertation awards: the Werner von Melle award in 2016 for advancing the concept of the open society and the Roman Herzog research award in 2017 for advancing the concept of the social market economy. His articles have appeared in journals such as Philosophical Studies, Moral Philosophy and Politics, Journal of Business Ethics, and Science and Engineering Ethics.
Announcement: Special issue
EJPE invites submissions for a forthcoming special issue on Philosophical Contributions to Degrowth. Click here for more information.
Announcement: New section 'Into the Archives'
EJPE is launching a new section in the journal, 'Into the Archives', aimed at popularising—and contextualising—archival work previously unavailable in English or previously unpublished manuscripts written in the English language. Click here for more information.
Mark Blaug Prize
The Mark Blaug Prize for 2020/2021 has been awarded to Malte Dold and Alexa Stanton (Pomona College). Read more about the winners of the 2020/2021 prize.
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