... first published in 1957, the Zeitschrift für Evangelische Ethik provides a forum for expert discussions within the field of protestant ethics. Within the German-speaking countries, it is the leading journal in this realm and beyond that has found numenous readers especially in Scandinavia and the Anglo-American world.

… covers a wide spectrum of topics
Topics range from fundamental challenges in theological and philosophical ethics to very specific questions of applied ethics, e.g. discussions about a fair economic system or debates on medical ethics or bioethics, natural and environmental ethics, culture, diversity of cohabitation, etc. Dedicated to current topics, this journal also presents studies on the history of Protestant ethics and seeks dialogue with cognate theological disciplines.

… fosters discourse
Ethics is a discursive process. It is performed by the exchange of arguments and interaction of diverse social and (cross-)disciplinary perspectives. This journal does not aim at a monologue of academic theology, nor at profiling certain theological trend. Rather, everyone working on ethical problems from a Protestant perspective is dependent on expert knowledge from various areas. This is why not only theologians, but also scholars and and practitioners from diverse professional backgrounds publish in ZEE: lawyers, physicians, scientists, sociologists, economists, politicians, managers, unionists, and others. Through a variety of positions presented, this journal aims at encouraging discussions also within protestant ethics.

…is published quarterly
Each issue presents 80 pages of commentaries, in-depth analyses on specific currently debated or fundamental topics, literature reviews on larger areas of discussion, reviews and recommendations of recently published literature. Thus ZEE helps its readers to get an overview of the current state of recent debates, and provides information as well as a stimulus for further reflection.

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Volume 65 Issue 3

Issue of Zeitschrift für Evangelische Ethik

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Einleitung

Würdigung Martin Honecker

Das Recht auf ein selbstbestimmtes Lebensende

Zum Entwurf eines neuen Sterbehilfegesetzes

Strafen mit neuer Begründung:

Straftheorien der jüngeren Rechtsphilosophie im Porträt

Zwischen Partizipation und Respekt

Liberalismus, Kulturalismus und das bonum commune

Der Rigor der Gerechtigkeit

Eine an der Triage in der COVID-19-Pandemie orientierte theologische Analyse

Sozialethik in 100 Jahren Schweizerischer Evangelischer Kirchenbund

Teil 1

Warum Ethik nicht religiös begründet werden kann

Tierethik: Ein radikalisierter Diskurs?

Eine Reaktion auf den Beitrag »Speziesismus überwinden?« von Alexander Dietz (ZEE 4/2020)

Jan Milič Lochman

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Autorinnen und Autoren