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Ethics, Place & Environment offers scholarly articles, reviews, critical exchanges, and short reflections on all aspects of geographical and environmental ethics.

The journal aims to publish the best and clearest philosophical work on the environment — human and natural, built and wild — as well as clear-headed meditations on the nature of space and place.

While the scope of Ethics, Place & Environment includes environmental philosophy and cultural geography, it is not limited to these fields. Past authors have been concerned with a wide range of subjects, such as applied environmental ethics, animal rights, justice in urban society, development ethics, cartography, and cultural values relevant to environmental concerns. The journal also welcomes theoretical analyses of practical applications of environmental, urban, and regional policies, as well as concrete proposals for grounding our spatial policies in more robust normative foundations.

Ethics, Place & Environment is of particular relevance to a number of disciplines, including Philosophy, Geography, Environmental Studies, Law, Ecology, Economics, Architecture, and Urban Planning.

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All articles published in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymized refereeing by at least two anonymous referees.

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