I'm Shunsuke SUGIMOTO, a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Business Administration at Osaka University of Economics.
My interest lies in moral philosophy. My current work focuses on topics related to the question 'why be moral?' My work also focuses on business ethics.
Sugimoto, S. (2012) “The Ford Pint Case and Utilitarianism”, Introduction to Business Ethics (Business Rinrigaku Dokuhon), ed. by J. Nakaya, Koyo-Shobo, pp.124-142. [In Japanese], 6th. Nanzan University Institute for Social Ethics Award, The Second Prize, Nanzan University Institute for Social Ethics
Applied Ethics (Ouyou Rinri), 6 35-50 Oct 2012 [Refereed]
In this paper, I will discuss Peter Singer's answer to "Why be Moral?". There have been many debates regarding the "Why be Moral?" problem. It is, however, still unclear whether at least one answer is correct. I take up and examine Singer's argume...
Conditional-fallacy Problems for the Internal Reasons Theory
Shunsuke SUGIMOTO
STUDIES FOR PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY 34 51-69 Dec 2011 [Refereed]
A New Frontier of Metaethics (Meta-Rinrigaku no Saizensen)
R. Chonabayashi (ed.) (Part:Contributor, Ch.4 "A Debate about Reasons for Action", pp.101-126)
Keiso-Shobo Sep 2019
Space Ethics (Uchu Rinrigaku)
T. Iseda, N. Kanzaki, and M. Kureha (eds.) (Part:Contributor, Ch.9 “Corporate Social Responsibility in Space Industry: How to Balance Social Contribution and Profit-making Activities”(pp.165-180); Column J “The Rights to Strike in a Space Colony” (pp.267-269))
Showado Dec 2018
Thinking about Trust (Shinrai wo Kangaeru)
T. Koyama (ed.) (Part:Contributor, Ch.7 “Trust among the Stakeholders in Business: Organizational Trust and Its Implications” (pp.163-179))
Keiso-Shobo Jul 2018
Proceedings of the CAPE International Workshops, 2013: CAPE Studies in Applied Philosophy and Ethics Series Vol.2
Sato, Takeshi, Shunsuke Sugimoto and Takeshi Sakon (eds.) (Part:Joint Editor)
Center for Applied Philosophy and Ethics(CAPE) Mar 2014
The Subjectivity of Ethics (‘Rinri’ ni okaru ‘Shutai’ no Mondai)
M. Nakamasa (ed.) (Part:Contributor, Ch.9 “The Subject of the Problem ‘Why Be Moral?’: Rethinking the debate between Nagai, Ohba and Abiko” (pp.167-206))
Ochanomizu-Shobo Dec 2013
Introduction to Business Ethics (Business Rinrigaku Dokuhon)
J. Nakaya (ed.) (Part:Contributor, Ch.6 “The Ford Pint Case and Utilitarianism” (pp.124-142))
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