Collection
APA 2022 Pacific
This special issue of Philosophical Studies features papers that were originally presented at the Pacific Division Meeting of the American Philosophical Association in Vancouver, BC in April 2022. The conference featured many fine papers on a wide variety of topics. To facilitate selection of papers for this volume, the Program Chair of the conference in Vancouver invited members of the program committee to identify papers they thought were especially interesting and worthy of consideration for this special volume. Some papers proposed by the program committee had already been submitted to other journals and could not be considered for inclusion in this volume. The papers gathered in this special issue address diverse issues and the issue is not animated by a single philosophical theme. Instead, it provides a sample of the outstanding research that is routinely presented at meetings of the American Philosophical Association. All the papers have been subject to blind peer review.
Editors
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Colin Macleod
Colin Macleod is a Professor of Philosophy and Law at the University of Victoria,Canada. His research focuses on issues in moral and political philosophy with a special focus on: (1) distributive justice (2) children, families, and justice and (3) democratic ethics. His books include Liberalism, Justice, and Markets: A Critique of Liberal Equality, OUP 1998; The Moral and Political Status of Children, OUP 2002, (co-editor David Archard); and Have a Little Faith: Religion, Democracy and the American Public School, UCP 2016, (co-author Ben Justice). He is an executive editor of the Canadian Journal of Philosophy. Email: cmacleod@uvic.ca
