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\nDE ETHICA
\nA JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL\, THEOLOGICAL AND APPLIED ETHICS
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\nDe Ethica seeks to publish scholarly works at the intersections of philosophical\, theological and applied ethics. It is a fully peer-reviewed\, open-access publication hosted by Linkö\;ping University Electronic Press. We are committed to making papers of high academic quality accessible to a wide audience.
\nDe Ethica is published in cooperation with Societas Ethica\, the European Society for Research in Ethics. Societas Ethica was founded in Basel\, Switzerland in 1964\; today it has more than 200 members from more than 20 countries\, representing a variety of theological and philosophical traditions. The annual conferences of Societas Ethica draw speakers from across the globe and provide a lively forum for intellectual exchange. Like Societas Ethica\, De Ethica aims to create dialogue across national\, political\, and religious boundaries.
\nWe welcome submissions from all philosophical and theological traditions that advance an original thesis and a clear and concise argument. We have a particular interest in submissions that contribute to ongoing debates of cross-disciplinary relevance.
\nAll submissions will be subjected to rigorous blind review. Submissions should be between 4\,000 and 6\,000 words in length. All submissions must be appropriately anonymized and should be accompanied by a separate file containing an abstract of 150 to 200 words and all relevant author information. For more information about layout\, style\, and the submission and review process\, please see the Instructions for Authors: http://www.de-ethica.com/instructions_for_authors/default.asp \;
\nDe Ethica is committed to a speedy and author-friendly review process\; in most cases\, the editors will notify the authors of their decision within three months.
\nPlease send submissions only to our assistant editor\, Heidi Jokinen (submissions@de-ethica.com). General comments and enquiries about the journal should be directed to Marcus Agnafors (executive.editor@de-ethica.com) or Maren Behrensen (associate.editor@de-ethica.com).
\nEditor in Chief
\nBrenda Almond (University of Hull\, United Kingdom)
\nExecutive Editor
\nMarcus Agnafors (Linkö\;ping University\, Sweden)
\nAssociate Editor
\nMaren Behrensen (Linkö\;ping University\, Sweden)
\nAssistant Editor
\nHeidi Jokinen (Å\;bo Akademi University\, Finland)
\nEditorial Board
\nGö\;ran Collste (Linkö\;ping University\, Sweden)
\nMarcus Dü\;well (Universiteit Utrecht\, the Netherlands)
\nRaimond Gaita (University of Melbourne\, Australia\; and King&rsquo\;s College London\, United Kingdom)
\nHille Haker (Loyola University Chicago\, United States)
\nRobert Heeger (Utrecht University\, the Netherlands)
\nNeil Messer (Winchester University\, United Kingdom)
\nMichael Northcott (University of Edinburgh\, United Kingdom)
\nPhilip Pettit (Princeton University\, United States)
\nHans Ulrich (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitä\;t Erlangen-Nü\;rnberg\, Germany)
\nPeter Vallentyne (University of Missouri\, United States)
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