Permanent Faculty

Zoltan Miklosi received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from ELTE University, where he specialized in political and moral philosophy. His research areas concern questions of political obligation, distributive justice, and the problem of global justice. His current work focuses on the role of institutions in specifying the requirements of justice, and on how different distributive concerns regarding process and outcome may be integrated within a unified theory of distributive justice. He has been teaching courses in introduction to political philosophy, cosmopolitanism and global justice, and distributive justice. His most recent publication is "How Does the Difference Principle Make a Difference?" in Res Publica: A Journal of Legal, Moral and Social Philosophy 16:3 (2010).

Curriculum Vitae

Courses Taught:

2010/11
Foundational Political Philosophy
Cosmopolitanism and Global Justice
Introduction to Contemporary Political Philosophy
Applied Political Theory: Political Theory and Public Policy

2009/10
Cosmopolitanism and Global Justice
Foundational Political Philosophy
Introduction to Contemporary Political Philosophy
Applied Political Theory: Political Theory and Public Policy

2008/09
Cosmopolitanism and Global Justice
Theory of Justice (with Janos Kis)