Cees Tulp, Author at Institute of Leadership and Social Ethics, research institute of ETF

Interview with Evert Jan Broekhuizen

Posted in: Blog, News | July 9, 2024 at 10:25 am , by Cees Tulp

Evert Jan, you’re one of the new doctoral researchers at ETF Leuven working on the exciting new ILSE research projects about ‘technology’ (like you do) and ‘hope’. Could you introduce...

Interview with Dr. Godwins Lwinga

Posted in: News | July 20, 2023 at 4:30 pm , by Cees Tulp

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We spoke with Dr. Godwins Lwinga, who successfully defended his dissertation at ETF Leuven on June 1, 2023. His dissertation is titled “Addressing Corruption: The Ethics of uMunthu and of...

New Publication by Arttu Mäkipää: The Fall of Humankind and Social Progress

Posted in: News | July 20, 2023 at 11:31 am , by Cees Tulp

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We are proud to share the news of the publication of The Fall of Humankind and Social Progress: Engagements with Emil Brunner, written by Arttu Mäkipää. On May 25, 2021,...

New book published: Fittingness and Environmental Ethics

Posted in: Conferences, News, Research | March 2, 2023 at 9:09 pm , by Cees Tulp

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We are happy to announce the publication of Fittingness and Environmental Ethics: Philosophical, Theological and Applied Perspectives with Routledge publishers. The book is edited by Michael S. Northcott and Steven...

New Open Access publication: Relational Anthropology for Contemporary Economics

Posted in: News, Research | February 10, 2022 at 2:23 pm , by Cees Tulp

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We are delighted to present to you our newest ILSE publication, entitled Relational Anthropology for Contemporary Economics: A Multidisciplinary Approach. This volume is edited by Jermo van Nes, Patrick Nullens,...

About: Cees Tulp

Recent Posts by Cees Tulp

Interview with Evert Jan Broekhuizen

Interview with Dr. Godwins Lwinga

New Publication by Arttu Mäkipää: The Fall of Humankind and Social Progress

New book published: Fittingness and Environmental Ethics

New Open Access publication: Relational Anthropology for Contemporary Economics

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