Thomas More Institute for a more informed ethical engagement in public and professional lifeThomas More Institute
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A Blog for All Seasons

  • 3 Feb 2010: David Cameron, Burglars, and Human Rights
  • 27 Jan 2010: Legislating for Good Behaviour
  • 20 Jan 2010: Terrorism and the 'Battle of Ideas'
  • 16 Dec 2009: Whose Child Is It?
  • 9 Dec 2009: The Evolution of Coup d'Etats

Areas of Study

  • Ethics in Public Life
  • Human Rights
  • Politics and Religion
  • Ethics in Corporate Life
  • Man and Society
  • Understanding Science
  • Law Discussion Group

Past Events

  • Students Project on Citizenship
  • Metaphysics, Ontology and the Science-Religion Debate

Seminars

  • 2009/2010
  • 2008/2009
  • 2007/2008
  • 2006/2007
  • 2005/2006
  • 2004/2005
  • 2003/2004

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The Thomas More Institute is a forum for challenging inadequate thinking about public policy. It offers a platform for ethical engagement with issues of contemporary intellectual and social concern and seeks to make a positive impact upon debate and decision-making. Its name is drawn from one who in his own time notably integrated private life, humanistic interests, professional work, public office and spirituality.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

8 Feb 2010 - TMI Law Group - Andrés G. Watty - Regulation, Administrative Law and Socio-Legal Research
24 Feb 2010 - TMI Seminar - James MacMillan - The Musical Search for the Sacred in Modernity
29 Mar 2010 - External Symposium - Life and Death Matters: Disability Rights and Incapacity

  

LATEST PAPERS ADDED

  • Dr. Dermot Grenham - Greasing Palms or Oiling Wheels: The Impact of Corruption on Developing Countries
  • Gerard Conway - Juristocracy from a UK and European Perspective
  • Alexander Boot - Egotism and Modernity in Leo Tolstoy
  • Prof. Neil Scolding - Stem Cells: Principles and Politics, Pitfalls and Progress
  • Jean-Pierre Casey - a response to Sam Gregg
 

 

LINKS TO ARTICLES IN OTHER WEBSITES

  • Looking for an Honest Man
  • Cicero Superstar
  • The Struggle for Religious Freedom
  • Lithuania responds to criticism of homophobia by strengthening family values
  • Words that think for us (II)

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The Thomas More Institute seeks to promote discourse on issues of importance, while remaining independent of particular opinions and approaches. The views expressed in seminar papers, and in contributions to the discussions which follow them, are the sole responsibility of the persons concerned, and not to be regarded as the corporate view of the Institute or of any employer or body to which they may belong.