1. Doing Political Philosophy
2. Euthanasia and Freedom
3. Hate Speech and Freedom of Expression
4. Recreational Drugs and Paternalism
5. Affirmative Action and Discrimination
6. Schools and Equality of Opportunity
7. Basic Income and Distributive Justice
8. Parental
Leave and Gender Equality
9. Minority Exemptions and Multiculturalism
10. Judicial Review and Democracy
11. Prison Sentences and Punishment
12. Intensive Animal Farming and Moral Status
13. Environmental Taxes and Intergenerational Justice
14. Immigration and the Political
Community
15. Development Aid and Global Justice
16. Humanitarian Intervention and Political Self-Determination
Instructor Resources
- Discussion and debate seminar activities
- Guidance on using teaching activities
- Teaching guide
- PowerPoint slides
Student Resources
- Curated list of websites
- Self-test questions
Mr Will Abel is a Senior Economist at the Bank of England, and he works on labour markets, housing, and consumer spending.
Dr Elizabeth Kahn is an Assistant Professor in Political Theory in the School of Government and International Affairs at Durham University, and she researches
the relationship between structural injustices and the obligations of individuals.
Dr Tom Parr is an Associate Professor in Political Theory in the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick, and he researches issues relating to egalitarianism, economic
justice, and the future of work.
Dr Andrew Walton is a Senior Lecturer in the Politics Department at Newcastle University, and he researches issues in trade justice, economics ethics, and housing policy.
