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Essential to ending war is a NATO pledge not to admit Ukraine

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From Mar. 17-19, an online benefit conference entitled “What Good is Philosophy? The Role of the Academy in a Time of Crisis” raised funds to establish a center in Kiev that would support academic and civic institutions in Ukraine. Among the speakers were novelist Margaret Atwood, Ukrainian history scholar Timothy Snyder, and public intellectuals from Ukraine. CERL Advisory Council member Jeff McMahan, who delivered remarks on “What Good is Moral Philosophy?” sat down with Novaya-Europe to discuss the concept of a just war and to what extent the West is responsible for the outcome of the war.

Jeff McMahan is a member of the CERL Advisory Council. He is the Sekyra and White’s Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Oxford. Read his CV here.

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