Global Ethics in a Time of Crises is a significant addition to the current global ethics literature. Wars, climate change, heightened international tensions and so on, require global solutions if a peaceful world is to be achieved. This book, with authors from a range of cultural, philosophical and religious backgrounds, is a major contribution.

John Weckert, Emeritus Professor, Charles Sturt University, Australia

Is it possible to develop an argument for global ethics while at the same time engaging in a dialogue between scholars from different cultural, religious, and philosophical traditions? The essays in Global Ethics in a Time of Crises show that it is possible when aiming at moral contributions to peace, to climate change, or global justice.

Hille Haker, Richard McCormick S.J. Endowed Chair of Catholic Moral Theology, Loyola University Chicago, USA

This insightful volume contributes significantly to contemporary ethical discourse. It shows how global ethical approaches can offer new perspectives in times of multiple crisis worldwide by uniting distinguished scholars from diverse continents and ethical traditions to address war, climate crisis and global justice. It is highly inspiring by exploring the possibilities for developing global approaches for ethical thinking that are responsive to cultural plurality and grounded in a diversity of ethical traditions.

Gotlind Ulshöfer, President of the Societas Ethica – European Society for Research in Ethics and Professor for Diaconic Studies, Ethics and Digitalization at the Protestant University Darmstadt; and extraordinary professor at Tübingen University, Germany