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Binghamton University · Credits vary by section · UGRD

This course will provide an introduction to moral and political philosophy by focusing on questions that arise from our roles as political and economic agents, as employers, workers, consumers, and citizens. The questions we will ask include: Are differences in income and wealth ever justified? If so, when are they justified, exactly? What, if anything, justifies private property? What role should the government have in regulating the economy? Do businesses have any social responsibilities beyond making profits? Are employees forced to work for their employers? And what makes work under capitalism unsatisfying or unfulfilling?
Fall 2026 · 5 sections
Aug 18 – Dec 8
| Section | Days & time | Location | Instructor |
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| A 0Class #140364 credits | Tu Th · 4:15 – 5:15 PM | Science Library 212 | Janec,Eric |
| A01Class #140410 credits |
| Classroom Wing 110 |
| Janec,Eric; Huang,Fei |
| A02Class #140430 credits | Fr · 9:45 – 10:45 AM | Academic Building B 125 | Janec,Eric; Huang,Fei |
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| A03Class #140450 credits | Fr · 1:30 – 2:30 PM | Fine Arts 246 | Janec,Eric; Carr,James E. |
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| A04Class #140480 credits | Fr · 2:45 – 3:45 PM | Fine Arts 346 | Janec,Eric; Carr,James E. |
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