VOLUME TWENTY-NINE

• SPRING 2007
  • Kevin Elliott: Norton's Conception of Sustainability: Political or Metaphysical?
  • Mick Smith: Worldly (In)Difference and Ecological Ethics in Iris Murdoch and Emmanuael Levinas
  • Katie McShane: Wny Environmental Ethics Shouldn't Give Up on Intrinsic Value
  • Colette R. Palamar: Wild, Women, and Wolves: An Ecological Feminist Examination of Wolf Introductions
  • Sudhir Chella Rajan: Automobility, Liberalism, and the Ethics of Driving

• SUMMER 2007
  • Dana Anderson: Ethical Sight
  • Simon Hailwood: Nature, Landscape, and Neo-Pragmatism
  • Glenn Parson: The Aesthetic Value of Animals
  • Patrick Frierson: Metastandards in the Ethics of Adam Smith and Aldo Leopold
  • Lloyd Steffen: What Religion Contributes to Environmental Ethics

• FALL 2007
  • Paul Veatch Moriarthy: Nature Naturalized: A Darwinian Defense of the Nature/Culture Distinction
  • Richard J. Evanoff: Communicative Ethics and Moral Considerability
  • Aaron Simmons: A Critique of Mary Anne Warren's Weak Animal Rights View
  • Whitney A. Bauman: The Eco-Ontology of Social/ist Ecofeminist Thought
  • Bryan G. Norton: Politics and Epistemology: Inclusion and Controversy in Adaptive Management Processes

• WINTER 2007
  • Marion Hourdequin: Doing, Allowing, and Precaution
  • Robin Attfied: Beyond the Earth Charter: Taking Possible People Seriously
  • William J. FitzPatrick: Climate Change and the Rights of Future Generations: Social Justice beyond Mutual Advantage
  • Murray Sheard: Sustainability and Property Rights in Environmental Resources
  • David K. Goodin: Schweitzer Reconsidered: The Applicabilty of Reverence for Life as Environmental Philosophy

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