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Lectures
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Below
is a selected list of lectures, talks and
papers I have given. Where possible, I have
made copies of my text or slides available
and linked to other relevant sites.
Mill and Common Good
For
my lecture text click
here.
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Bentham Lecture 2009: Liberal Morality
For
my lecture text click
here.
For
my lecture video click
here.
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'Making Ourselves Better?
Liberty, Character and Happiness: John
Stuart Mill in the 21st Century'
29 November 2007, RSA London.
For
my lecture text click
here.
For the RSA’s
podcast of the whole event click here. Click here to download the RSA podcast of the lecture. (mp3, 13mb) |
‘John
Stuart Mill is the Greatest Liberal’
19 September 2007
Liberal History Group, Brighton
Click
here for Anne Perkin’s report of
the vote and debate on Guardian Unlimited. |
‘Progress?
From John Stuart Mill to modern third sector’
1 December 2006
keynote address to the Annual Conference
of the Association of Chief Executives of
Voluntary Organisations (acevo)
Nick Aldridge picked up the
theme in his column in Social
Enterprise magazine
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‘Partisan
Mill’
6 April 2006
Mill Bicentennial Conference, University
College London Organised by the International
Society for Utilitarian Studies and the
Political Studies Association.
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‘The
Nationalisation of Responsibility’
21 February 2006
Institute for Global Ethics & the RSA,
Edinburgh
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For a pdf of the lecture
click
here (161.86kb) |
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For my slides click
here .ppt format (739kb) |
I wrote a comment piece in
The Observer highlighting the principal
themes of the lecture: 19 February 2006,
The Observer, ‘Why
we should care a bit more’
For a thoughtful application
of my ‘responsibility model’
to the area of child protection.
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The
Politics of Happiness’
24 October 2003
University of Kent
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For the lecture click
here (50kb) |
The files are in Adobe Acrobat
format
- Download
the free viewer
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For my slides click
here .ppt format (1.3mb) |
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Shame is Not a Four-Letter Word: New York Times Op-ed A society purged of shame might sound good in theory. But it would be terrible in practice. We need a sense of shame to live well together. For those with liberal instincts, this is necessarily hard. But it is also necessary.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/16/opinion/a-case-for-shaming-teenage-pregnancy.html?ref=opinion more
The Conservative Sovereignty Fetish How the sovereignty fetish of conservatives - UNophobia in the US Senate just the latest symptom - prevents, perversely, the spread of enlightenment values. My latest for Huffington Post huff.to/XuWNJu more
Lessons from US elections for UK: Zero The Ameriphilia of Brit politicos makes them seek lessons from the US election. In my latest blog for CentreForum, I argue that, sadly, there are none...bit.ly/Zd3Lkn more
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