Grace Campbell

The recent OMB order halting all federal grants has been rescinded.

Somewhere in the U.S., there’s a scientist staring at their NSF/NIH grant application wondering why they bother. This post is for you. Science and society both need you. Hang in there and know there is a whole community supporting you.

This is grossly irresponsible reporting by the AP. What’s being offered is not a buyout. The deal is if you agree to resign in September you can continue working remotely until then. There is no buyout or severance.

In the long game through SCOTUS to unwind American democracy, Citizens United holds a key place.

Is there any way to find an academic philosophy starter pack? How does one search for it?

The complete trilogy. I guess I had something I needed to get off my chest....

Robert B. Talisse, Épisode de l’émission · New Books in Political Science · 21/11/2024 · 1 h 38 min

Really interesting intervention of Robert B. Talisse about his book and the concept of ´Civic Solitude’ and the need to distancing ourselves from other’s gaze to exercise self-criticism about our political ideas.

« Democracy is not only about group dynamics »

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Conceptual framework for considering animal welfare in sustainability assessments of foods In recent years, many studies analyzed the environmental, health and economic implications of the production and consumption of different foods – and,…

An intriguing new paper. Accounting for animals in sustainable development could be an important way to make the world better for them, and even a genuine win-win. I hope this makes an impact.

I was part of the focus groups for the project and (I now see) my published work fed into it, too.

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Trump and Climate Justice - The Philosophers' Magazine Stephen M. Gardiner on the “Pittsburgh, not Paris” smokescreen.

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I’ve always had an interdisciplinary approach to philosophy. I feel that at the highest levels of most academic fields, disciplinary walls begin to fade. I know philosophers who are in neuroscience, law, psychology, and business departments. We have to stop policing boundaries.

This is my first post! Looking formy FB Phil friends. Let me know you are here so I can follow you! Even if you are not in my FB or X lists, I'm a Philosopher at UNC Asheville and would like to read posts from other PHIL types. Aiming to stay connected, having canceled my X account, of course.