Trust
Trust is the glue that binds a society. Trusted leaders must have candor, competence and care. Professor David Luban discusses the “just right” conditions for developing and maintaining trust, and the concept of “having your back”.
Trust
Trust is the glue that binds a society. Trusted leaders must have candor, competence and care. Professor David Luban discusses the “just right” conditions for developing and maintaining trust, and the concept of “having your back”.
116: Legal Ethics
More at http://philosophytalk.org/shows/legal-ethics.
Lawyers are often thought to be hardly better than hired guns, who, in the words of Plato, are paid to "make the weaker argument the stronger" -- like the sophists of old. In fact, lawyers are legally and morally bound by stringent codes of eth…
Episode 6--Taking Care of Your Physical Health
With Professor Philip Morgan and Professor David Lubans from the University of Newcastle School of Education.
Professors Morgan and Lubans discuss with John Fischetti their ideas, suggestions and recommendations about the opportunities for school leaders to imbed physical activity into their regim…
The 'WHERE' of Physical Activity's Positive Impact
For some time, we've known that physical activity is good for both our body and brain. Now, emerging research is just beginning to show us something else: It may not be just a matter of being physically active itself, or a matter of what types of physical activity you do, but WHERE you actually do …
Law(yers) in the Firing Line with Prof David Luban
In this episode, co-hosts David Turner and Markus Wagner dive into the Trump administration’s escalating conflicts with the legal profession and their wider impact on democracy. Together with Georgetown Law Professor David Luban they unpack President Trump’s push for control over all branches of go…
Meritocracy
We've all been sold the ideal of meritocracy. The American dream, our education system, and our politics are all based on it. But what if meritocracy is actually impossible--and based on a misunderstanding of how society works? In episode 151 of Overthink, Ellie and David put meritocracy in the spo…
A Conversation with David Luban
Our guest is David Luban, a distinguished legal philosopher who has written widely about military law and ethics. We use the Trump administration's drone strikes on "drug boats" as the vehicle for talking about the tension--such as it may be--between law and hierarchical authority, for example when…
Legal Ethics
Lawyers are often thought to be hardly better than hired guns, who, in the words of Plato, are paid to “make the weaker argument the stronger” — like the sophists of old. In fact, lawyers are legally and morally bound by stringent codes of ethics. Noted philosopher of law David Luban of Georgetow…
War Crimes
In war, people do awful things to other people. But the concept of ‘war crime’ suggests that some things are worse than others. How do we disentangle what’s fair play from what’s criminal? What are the ethical justifications for regarding some of the evils of war as worse than others? John and Ken …
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