Team

Anne Schwenkenbecher,  PhD  MA

Areas of Specialization

Normative ethics: collective moral agency and obligations
Applied ethics: ethics of political violence, climate ethics
Political philosophy: global justice

Education

PhD in Philosophy [December 2009]
Humboldt University Berlin, Germany

MA (Magistra Artium) in Philosophy (major), Political Science (minor) and Cultural Studies (minor) [January 2006]
Humboldt University Berlin, Germany

Publications

Books

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2012) Terrorism. A philosophical inquiry. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Research Articles                          

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2011) “Moral Obligations of States” In Applied Ethics Series. (Edited by the Centre for Applied Ethics and Philosophy, Hokkaido, Japan). pp. 86-92.

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2011) “How to Punish Collective Agents: Non-Compliance with Moral Duties by States (Response to Toni Erskine)” In Ethics & International Affairs. Online Exclusive.

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2010) “Terrorism Against Non-Innocents: The Ethical Implications”. In Paul Omoyefa (ed.) Basic Applied Ethics. Saarbrücken: VDM.

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2009)  “Terrorism, Supreme Emergency and Killing the Innocent” In Perspectives - The Review of International Affairs, 17(1): 105-126.

Reviews

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2011) McMahan, Jeff: Killing in War for Australasian Journal of Philosophy. 89(2): 376-377.

Schwenkenbecher, A. (2007) Beestermöller et.al.: “’What we’re fighting for…’ – Friedensethik in der transatlantischen Debatte.” (English:“’What we’re fighting for’ - Peace Ethics in the Transatlantic Debate) for e-politik.de. Available at: http://www.e-politik.de/lesen/artikel/2007/gerechtigkeit-und-krieg/.

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