Levente Szentkirályi explores why it is morally wrong for industry to release substances into the environment whose health effects are uncorroborated.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Levente Szentkirályi is a teaching faculty member at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he teaches discipline-specific academic writing and problems of social justice. Broadly trained in political science and philosophy, his interdisciplinary research interests bridge normative political theory with environmental policy and broadly consist in environmental justice, moral responsibility, and the ethics of risk. Dr. Szentkirályi's appreciation for scholarship that intersects different disciplines has deeply influenced his student-centered pedagogy and has shaped substantive research interests in teaching and learning in political science.
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Introduction: Paradigm Shift in Risk and the Enduring Necessity of Precaution 1. Precautionary Risk Regulation as a Matter of Right 2. Uncertain Environmental Threats as Objective Wrongs 3. Uncertain But Culpable 4. Obligations of Due Care Under Uncertainty 5. The Feasibility of a Precautionary Standard of Due Care Conclusion: Demanding Higher Standards of Corporate Responsibility
Introduction: Paradigm Shift in Risk and the Enduring Necessity of Precaution 1. Precautionary Risk Regulation as a Matter of Right 2. Uncertain Environmental Threats as Objective Wrongs 3. Uncertain But Culpable 4. Obligations of Due Care Under Uncertainty 5. The Feasibility of a Precautionary Standard of Due Care Conclusion: Demanding Higher Standards of Corporate Responsibility
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