
Political Philosophy, Environmental Ethics, and TolerationBritish
Climate justice issues the moral decree that our benefits today must not destroy the habitability of the world for the generations of tomorrow.
Catriona McKinnon is a prominent British political philosopher and professor at the University of Exeter. She is known for her influential research in climate change ethics, the theory of toleration, and intergenerational justice in contemporary political philosophy.
Catriona McKinnon is a political philosopher and full professor at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom. She completed her advanced studies in political philosophy and has spent many years teaching and conducting research at prestigious universities such as the University of Reading.
McKinnon's primary academic focus is environmental ethics and political philosophy, particularly 'climate justice' and 'responsibility towards future generations'. In her work, she examines the ethical challenges posed by climate change, geoengineering, and the necessity of urgent political action to prevent environmental catastrophes.
In addition to environmental philosophy, she has conducted important foundational research in the areas of liberalism, the theory of toleration, and self-respect. Her notable works include the books 'Liberalism and the Value of Toleration', 'Climate Change and Future Justice', and 'An Introduction to Political Theory'.
Translated by Javad Heydari and Narges Salahshour