August 2017, issue no. 393
Adrian Walsh

Adrian Walsh

Adrian Walsh is Professor of Philosophy at the University of New England. He works mainly in political philosophy and the philosophy of economics. His most recent work is the edited collection The Ethical Underpinnings of Climate Economics.

Website URL: http://www.une.edu.au/staff/awalsh.php

Adrian Walsh reviews 'The Production of Money: How to break the power of bankers' by Ann Pettifor

Published in June-July 2017, no. 392
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Adrian Walsh reviews 'Trillion Dollar Baby: How Norway Beat the Oil Giants and Won a Lasting Fortune' by Paul Cleary

Published in January–February 2017, no. 388
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Adrian Walsh reviews 'How Propaganda Works' by Jason Stanley

Published in April 2016, no. 380
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Adrian Walsh reviews 'Consciousness and Moral Responsibility' by Neil Levy

Published in December 2015, no. 377
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Adrian Walsh reviews 'Hard Times' by Tom Clark and Adrian Heath

Published in March 2015, no. 369
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An intellectual biography of a prolific theorist

Published in September 2014 no. 364
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The perils of austerity

Published in April 2014 no. 360
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Graham Oppy et al. (eds): A Companion to Philosophy in Australia and New Zealand

Published in December 2010–January 2011 no. 327
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