This paper develops the moral theology of climate justice, which focuses on how it can be used to
solve the inequality of the environment and political instability. The study relies on the
interdisciplinary literature of theology, ethics, and climate studies to analyze how religious
paradigm influences the moral rea...
Joseph O. Ige· INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOC...· 0 citations
The escalating global environmental crisis has encouraged renewed attention to religious perspectives on the relationship between humans and the natural world. Within Islamic environmental ethics, stewardship has often been used to explain human responsibility towards creation, yet this approach can retain an anthropoc...
Mohd Sualh, Talha Bin Tariq, M. Umar· Journal of Green Economy and...· 0 citations
This article examines the limitations of principlism in addressing the ethical challenges posed by One Digital Health. While principlism remains influential in bioethics, digital health, and global health policy, we argue that it is insufficient to capture the relational, data infrastructural, and multispecies dynamics...
C. Moyano-Fernández, Jon Rueda, Janet Delgado et al.· Journal of Bioethical Inquir...· 0 citations
Scientific integrity constitutes the ethical and methodological foundation of knowledge production, ensuring its credibility and social legitimacy. However, in today’s culture of quantification, ethics runs the risk of becoming a set of metrics and protocols that replace moral reflection and individual responsibility...
J. C. Alcazar-Gonzales, B. S. Alcántara-Asencios· Social Science Information· 0 citations
This article examines how the 2025 Advisory Opinion (AO) of the International Court of Justice on
Obligations of States in Respect of Climate Change
places human rights at the centre of States’ climate specific obligations, with particular emphasis on the right to a healthy environment. It argues that, although the...
Yann Aguila, Marie-Cécile de Bellis, Victoria Lichet· Environmental Policy and Law· 0 citations