Alfonso Donoso
Biographic Data
| ID | 3840152 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alfonso Donoso |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alfonso |
| FAMILY NAME | Donoso |
| SIGNATURE | DONOSO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1787-4372 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Climate Change, Animal Agriculture, and Ethics
The industrial animal‐agriculture sector is a significant source of anthropogenic climate change and environmental degradation. It produces greenhouse gas emissions (at least) on a par with the entire global transportation sector and is a leading driver of deforestation, biodiversity loss, soil depletion, and freshwater scarcity. Given these outsized impacts, we might expect animal agriculture to feature centrally both in international and domest…
Reparations after species extinctions: An account of reparative interspecies justice
The “standard” story of reparative justice goes something like this: an individual or a group of individuals (an agent, a community, etc.) has been the subject of injustices. These can be understood as human rights abuses, persecution, misrecognition, discrimination, distributive injustices embodied in the theft of cultural goods or natural resources, and so on. These injustices can then in turn be addressed by mechanisms that may include reparat…
Away from an offshore aquaculture industry in the United States
Climate Injustice in a More-Than-Human World
Doctors with borders? An authority-based approach to the brain drain
According to the brain drain argument, there are good reasons for states to limit the exit of their skilled workers (more specifically, healthcare workers), because of the negative impacts this type of migration has for other members of the community from which they migrate. Some theorists criticise this argument as illiberal, while others support it and ground a duty to stay of the skilled workers on rather vague concepts like patriotic virtue, …
Justifying Liberal Retributive Justice: Punishment, Criminalization, and Holistic Retributivism
In this article I explore whether liberal retributive justice should be conceived of either individualistically or holistically. I critically examine the individualistic account of retributive justice and suggest that the question of retribution – i.e., whether and when punishment of an individual is compatible with just treatment of that individual – must be answered holistically. By resorting to the ideal of sensitive reasons, a model of legiti…
Hacia una teoría liberal del castigo: Locke, propiedad e individualismo
a partir del análisis crítico de la teoría y propuesta de justificación del castigo penal de nicolás maloberti, este artículo avanza una serie de principios y consideraciones que cualquier teoría liberal y lockeana del castigo debe tomar seriamente.este artículo argumenta que la concepción del estado de Locke -una institución fundada parcial pero significativamente en el derecho a castigar a quien viole derechos naturales-y el carácter básico del…
Castigo y Dolor: El Caso Sudamericano Hoy
Cet essai fait l’analyse critique en plusieurs étapes du châtiment pénal en Amérique du Sud au XXIè siècle. Premièrement il fait du châtiment pénal une problématique relevant de la morale, en raison du lien existant entre l’acte de punir et l’imposition de la douleur et de la souffrance. Deuxièmement, il fait brièvement état des arguments relevant de la philosophie du châtiment pour justifier l’application de la peine comme douleur et comme souff…
Castigo y Dolor: El Caso Sudamericano Hoy
Cet essai fait l’analyse critique en plusieurs étapes du châtiment pénal en Amérique du Sud au XXIè siècle. Premièrement il fait du châtiment pénal une problématique relevant de la morale, en raison du lien existant entre l’acte de punir et l’imposition de la douleur et de la souffrance. Deuxièmement, il fait brièvement état des arguments relevant de la philosophie du châtiment pour justifier l’application de la peine comme douleur et comme souff…
Hacia una teoría liberal del castigo: Locke, propiedad e individualismo
a partir del análisis crítico de la teoría y propuesta de justificación del castigo penal de nicolás maloberti, este artículo avanza una serie de principios y consideraciones que cualquier teoría liberal y lockeana del castigo debe tomar seriamente.este artículo argumenta que la concepción del estado de Locke -una institución fundada parcial pero significativamente en el derecho a castigar a quien viole derechos naturales-y el carácter básico del…
Justifying Liberal Retributive Justice: Punishment, Criminalization, and Holistic Retributivism
In this article I explore whether liberal retributive justice should be conceived of either individualistically or holistically. I critically examine the individualistic account of retributive justice and suggest that the question of retribution – i.e., whether and when punishment of an individual is compatible with just treatment of that individual – must be answered holistically. By resorting to the ideal of sensitive reasons, a model of legiti…
Doctors with borders? An authority-based approach to the brain drain
According to the brain drain argument, there are good reasons for states to limit the exit of their skilled workers (more specifically, healthcare workers), because of the negative impacts this type of migration has for other members of the community from which they migrate. Some theorists criticise this argument as illiberal, while others support it and ground a duty to stay of the skilled workers on rather vague concepts like patriotic virtue, …
Climate Injustice in a More-Than-Human World
Away from an offshore aquaculture industry in the United States
Climate Change, Animal Agriculture, and Ethics
The industrial animal‐agriculture sector is a significant source of anthropogenic climate change and environmental degradation. It produces greenhouse gas emissions (at least) on a par with the entire global transportation sector and is a leading driver of deforestation, biodiversity loss, soil depletion, and freshwater scarcity. Given these outsized impacts, we might expect animal agriculture to feature centrally both in international and domest…
Reparations after species extinctions: An account of reparative interspecies justice
The “standard” story of reparative justice goes something like this: an individual or a group of individuals (an agent, a community, etc.) has been the subject of injustices. These can be understood as human rights abuses, persecution, misrecognition, discrimination, distributive injustices embodied in the theft of cultural goods or natural resources, and so on. These injustices can then in turn be addressed by mechanisms that may include reparat…
Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Biology (3 works) · Climate Change and Geoengineering (3 works) · Economic Justice (3 works) · Religion, Ecology, and Ethics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Climate change (2 works)