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Andrew Cullison

Andrew Cullison is the director of the Cincinnati Ethics Center.
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21 Mar 2014

Former President of Costa Rica delivers DePauw Ubben Lecture

This one is from the archives. We’re going through our recent history and curating as many of the interesting videos that discuss ethical issues. In 2010, Oscar Arias, former president of Costa Rica, delivered the Ubben Lecture at DePauw. View an interesting excerpt here. He talked about issues related to poverty and higher education. Let … Continue reading "Former President of Costa Rica delivers DePauw Ubben Lecture"

Debate: Should the President Be Able to Kill US Citizens Abroad?

Hina Shamsi, director of the ACLU’s National Security Project, participated in an Oxford University style debate on whether or not the The president has constitutional power to target and kill U.S. citizens abroad. She argued against the motion. Arguing for the other side were Alan Dershowitz and Michael Lewis, both Harvard Law School professors. You … Continue reading "Debate: Should the President Be Able to Kill US Citizens Abroad?"
13 Mar 2014
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Andrew Cullison

Why Do People Pirate Music?

This article offers an interesting take on pirating music online. It seems that users who pirate music are adhering to certain norms, and they think that downloading music in many circumstances is wrong. The basic claim is that people don’t respond to anti-piracy considerations. They do, however, respond to considerations that point out that the music is easily available online already. … Continue reading "Why Do People Pirate Music?"
10 Mar 2014
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Andrew Cullison