Browse the complete sequence of published volumes and issues. The two legacy OJS issues and their seven published works are preserved in this searchable archive.
This issue examines a recurrent problem of social order: how judgment, agency and authority arise where knowledge is necessarily partial and appearances may outrun understanding. From Smithian prudence and affective AI to algorithmic accountability and the European Green Deal, four studies explore the uneasy boundaries between competence, responsibility and power.
Two studies revisit enduring questions about virtue, self-interest, equality and the social origins of morality.
The inaugural issue explores environmental ethics, leadership, analyst incentives, decentralised knowledge and the journal's founding purpose.
