Eclectic distributional ethics

ECLECTIC DISTRIBUTIONAL ETHICS By

Utilitarians, egalitarians, prioritarians, and sufficientarians each provide examples of situations demonstrating, often compellingly, that a sensible ethical observer must adopt their view and reject the others. We argue, to the contrary, that an attractive ethic is eclectic, in the sense of coinciding with these apparently different views in different regions of the space of social states. 1 ...

The Eclectic Model of Censorship

Eclectic Theory of Intelligent Robots

E. L. Hall, M. Ghaffari, X. Liao, S. M. Alhaj Ali*, Saurabh Sarkar, Scott Reynolds and Kovid Mathur Center for Robotics Research University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45221-0072 USA Phone: 513-556-2730 Fax: 513-556-3390 Email: [email protected] Internet: http://www.robotics.uc.edu/ * The Hashemite Univ. (Jordan) ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to introduce a concept of eclecticism for t...

The Eclectic Paradigm: A New Deal?

The 1970s was a decisive period in terms of theories of internationalization. Suffice it to mention the Uppsala model (1975, 1977), the transaction costs theory (1975) and the Porterian framework which was developed through the late 70s and ultimately presented in 1980. During the 1980s the development was spurred on with increasing emphasis on the process of internationalization. Resource-depe...

Solving the Flowgraphs Case with Eclectic

The TTC 2013 Flow Graphs case [3] proposes the analysis of Java programs, conforming to the JaMoPP meta-model [2], by transforming them into a language-independent meta-model which represents the structure of the program and includes information about control and data flows. This solution makes use of the Eclectic transformation tool [1] to solve the four proposed tasks. The fourth task has bee...