Ethics and Social Issues
Gary D. Badcock
Associate Professor, Theology
519 438-7224, ext. 288
gbadcock@huron.uwo.ca
- Christian ethics and social thought
Rev. Canon William Cliff
Rector and Chaplain
Office: 519 438-7224, ext. 294
Home: 519 473-8018
wcliff@huron.uwo.ca
- Human rights in Ontario
Jim Crimmins
Professor, Political Science
Office: 519 438-7224, ext. 312
Home: 519 660-4759
jcrimmin@huron.uwo.ca
- Death penalty issues
Stephen D'Arcy
Assistant Professor, Philosophy
519 438-7224, ext. 606
sdarcy@huron.uwo.ca
- Ethics of political protest
- Ethics of poverty/social policy
Mark Franke
Assistant Professor, Centre for Global Studies
519 438-7224, ext. 242
mfranke@huron.uwo.ca
- Refugee studies
- Human rights
- Global ethics
- Gender studies
John Turri
Assistant Professor, Philosophy
519 438-7224, ext. 217
john.turri@gmail.com
www.john.turri.org
- Epistemology
Gary Badcock's research ranges across a variety of fields in Christian thought, including ethics (he has written a book on the concept of vocation) and public theology. His research in the latter area includes essays on the Afghanistan conflict, HIV-AIDS, and the place of religion in Canada, with particular reference to the Canadian Charter. He is currently the North American representative on the Steering Committee of the Global Network for Public Theology, and is co-founder of Huron's own Centre for Public Theology.
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