Confucian ethics and feminist ethics of ‘care’ both emphasize people’s interdependency, positioning ‘ren’ and ‘care,’ respectively, as the most fundamental value of their ethical theories. Both argue that care as a theory and practice can extend to the public domain to accomplish its task of taking care of all people in need. Nevertheless, there are significant differences both historically and...

This collaborative companion piece, written as a postscript to the three preceding essays, highlights four themes in comparative religious ethics that emerge through our focus on sex and gender: language, embodiment, justice, and critique.

The article introduces the Forum on Commercializing Agriculture/Reorganizing Gender, which reports findings from DEMETER project, a collaboration of scholars Cambodia, Ghana and Switzerland. project examines how agriculture food security policies have advanced or hindered gender equality right to food; analyzes role human rights-based accountability mechanisms in this; maps gendered changes liv...

Abstract This chapter interrogates “data justice” through the lenses of feminist and legal studies to reconfigure data justice as a multidimensional, interdisciplinary practice in IT-design. First, we look at how is framed research feminist-informed critical design perspectives, well it conceptualised law, particularly context European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) debates around pr...