Ethics Without Borders

This year's theme highlights issues of global concern. Such issues include, but are not limited to: Economic Development, Human Rights, Capabilities Approaches, Communitarianism, Cosmopolitanism, Identity and the Other, Statehood and Citizenship, Immigration, Global Poverty and Aid, Disaster Relief and Resource Allocation, School Development, Global Corporate Responsibilities, Environmental Sustainability, Climate Change, Cross-cultural Moral Psychology, Moral Education in Diverse Contexts, Ethics and Religion, Comparative Ethics, and Moral Relativism.

Opening Plenary: Judith Lichtenberg, Georgetown University

Keynote Address: Owen Flanagan, Duke University

Although the theme of the conference highlights issues concerning ethics without borders, the Society encourages submissions on any subject or thematic area that advances the mission of the SEAC to promote ethical inquiry and teaching across the curriculum.

Submissions may include full papers or abstracts; session formats will include paper sessions, panels, case study analysis and discussion, and pedagogical demonstrations. Submissions are to be formatted for blind review and submitted by August 1st, 2015 via EasyChair.