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Social Philosophy & Policy 26:1 (Winter 2009)

Utilitarianism: The Aggregation Question

Contents

-Talbot Brewer, "Is Welfare an Independent Good?"

-Bryan Caplan, "Majorities against Utility: Implications of the Failure of the Miracle of Aggregation"

-Andrew I. Cohen, "Contractarianism and Interspecies Welfare Conflicts"

-Marc Fleurbaey, Bertil Tungodden, and Peter Vallentyne, "On the Possibility of Non-Aggregative Priority for the Worst Off"

-Russell Hardin, "Utilitarian Aggregation"

-Brad Hooker, "Up and Down with Aggregation"

-F. M. Kamm, "Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Aggregation"

-David McNaughton and Piers Rawling, "Benefits, Holism, and the Aggregation of Value"

-Elijah Millgram, "Liberty, the Higher Pleasures, and Mill's Missing Science of Ethnic Jokes"

-Jan Narveson, "When, If Ever, Do We Aggregate? And Why?"

-Alastair Norcross, "Two Dogmas of Deontology: Aggregation, Rights, and the Separateness of Persons"

-Jonathan Riley, "The Interpretation of Maximizing Utilitarianism"

-David Sosa, "What Is It Like to Be a Group?"

-Larry Temkin, "Aggregation Within Lives" 

Social Philosophy & Policy 26:2 (Summer 2009)

The Environment: Philosophy and Policy

Tentative Contents

-Jonathan Adler, "Taking Property Rights Seriously: The Case of Climate Change"

-N. Scott Arnold, "Land Use Regulation, Takings, and Public Goods"

-A. H. Barnett and Bruce Yandle, "The End of the Externality Revolution"

-H. Sterling Burnett, "Understanding the Precautionary Principle and its Threat to Liberty, Human Health, and Progress"

-J. Baird Callicott and William Grove-Fanning, "Should Endangered Species Have Standing? Toward Legal Rights for Listed Species"

-Andrew Dobson, "Freedom and Dependency in an Environmental Age"

-John Hasnas, "Two Theories of Environmental Regulation"

-Dwight R. Lee, "Suppressing Liberty, Censoring Information, Wasting Resources, and Calling It Good for the Environment"

-Michael E. Mann, "Do Global Warming and Climate Change Represent a Serious Threat to Our Welfare and Environment?"

-Andrew P. Morriss, "Politics and Property in Natural Resources"

-Carol M. Rose, "Liberty, Property, and Environmentalism"

-Charles T. Rubin, "The Call of Nature"

-Mark Sagoff, "Who Is the Invader? Alien Species, Property Rights, and the Police Power" 

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