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IPS Yearbook 2021/22
The Time of a PandemicLisa Foran
Lockdown LagLisa Foran
Ask a Philosopher: Track and TraceLisa Foran
IPS Yearbook 2020/21
Editor’s IntroductionCara Nine
Feminist Epistemologies: Re-Conceptualizing ObjectivityFrancesca Putignano
The ‘New Memory-Criteria’ of Identity
Paul Turner
Purely Cognitive Benefits as an Aim of Research Isabel Kaeslin
Science as Art: A Deweyan Perspective
Juho Lindholm
The Global Commons: Antarctica and Use-RightsCara Nine
Covid-19 and Lockdown. Irish Philosophy Responds
Why we trust experts in times of crisisVittorio Bufacchi (25 March 2020)
Ethics and the virus: ‘nothing spoils mighty craic like ethics’Vittorio Bufacchi (28 August 2020)
Sliming the expertsNick Tosh
Covid, Risk-Aversion and Judgements of ‘Moral Taste’Christopher Cowley
IPS Yearbook 2017/18
Special Issue: Humans and Other Animals
Full yearbook downloadEdited by Noel Kavanagh
Previous Yearbooks
IPS Yearbook 2007 (contents only)
IPS Yearbook 2006 (contents only)
IPS Yearbook 2005 (contents only)
IPS Yearbook 2004 (contents only)
IPS Yearbook 2003 (contents only)Unavailable
IPS Yearbook 2002 (contents only)
IPS Yearbook 2001 (contents only)
IPS Yearbook 2000 (contents only)