Faculty

Institution

Unit

Venue

Nir Eisikovits

Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Philosophy Department

Nir Eisikovits is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Massachusetts Boston.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Nir Eisikovits

University of Massachusetts Boston

Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

artificial intelligence philosophy ethics ethical theory political science accounting social sciences political philosophy risk management philosophy of law social justice transitional justice human-ai interaction moral philosophy normative ethics data-driven decision-making risk analysis (business) ethical analysis political replacement workplace automation conceptual foundations geopolitics social philosophy law political history epistemic justice history global justice injustice

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Should Accountants Be Afraid of AI? Risks and Opportunities of Incorporating Artificial Intelligence Into Accounting and Auditing. Accounting Horizons (2024)

Nir EisikovitsWilliam C. JohnsonAriel Markelevich

risk managementdata-driven decision-makingartificial intelligencerisk analysis (business)accounting

Workplace Automation and Political Replacement: A Valid Analogy?. AI and Ethics (2022)

Jake BurleyNir Eisikovits

workplace automationartificial intelligencesocial sciencespolitical replacement

AI and Phronesis. Moral Philosophy and Politics (2021)

Nir EisikovitsDan Feldman

political sciencehuman-ai interactionartificial intelligencepolitical philosophyphilosophymoral philosophy

Not Set in Stone: Five Bad Arguments for Letting Monuments Stand. Journal of Global Ethics (2020)

Nir Eisikovits

normative ethicsphilosophyethicsethical theory

Murphy, Colleen. the Conceptual Foundations of Transitional Justice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017. Pp. 231. $74.95 (Cloth); $29.99 (Paper).. Ethics (2018)

Nir Eisikovits

ethicsethical analysislawconceptual foundationsethical theorytransitional justicesocial justicephilosophy of law

1
10 / page

Nir Eisikovits

Professor

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Philosophy Department

Nir Eisikovits is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at University of Massachusetts Boston.

Honors

Create free account to unlock more features

Experiences

Create free account to unlock more features

Education

Create free account to unlock more features

Nir Eisikovits

University of Massachusetts Boston

Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Should Accountants Be Afraid of AI? Risks and Opportunities of Incorporating Artificial Intelligence Into Accounting and Auditing. Accounting Horizons (2024)

Nir EisikovitsWilliam C. JohnsonAriel Markelevich

risk managementdata-driven decision-makingartificial intelligencerisk analysis (business)accounting

Workplace Automation and Political Replacement: A Valid Analogy?. AI and Ethics (2022)

Jake BurleyNir Eisikovits

workplace automationartificial intelligencesocial sciencespolitical replacement

AI and Phronesis. Moral Philosophy and Politics (2021)

Nir EisikovitsDan Feldman

political sciencehuman-ai interactionartificial intelligencepolitical philosophyphilosophymoral philosophy

Not Set in Stone: Five Bad Arguments for Letting Monuments Stand. Journal of Global Ethics (2020)

Nir Eisikovits

normative ethicsphilosophyethicsethical theory

Murphy, Colleen. the Conceptual Foundations of Transitional Justice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017. Pp. 231. $74.95 (Cloth); $29.99 (Paper).. Ethics (2018)

Nir Eisikovits

ethicsethical analysislawconceptual foundationsethical theorytransitional justicesocial justicephilosophy of law

1
10 / page

Similar Faculty Members

Andrew Buchwalter

Institution

University of North Florida

social sciences

political philosophy

Judith Lichtenberg

Institution

Georgetown University

social justice

sociology

Peg Birmingham

Institution

DePaul University

political philosophy

humanities

Alan Levine

Institution

American University

philosophical foundations

philosophy

James Sterba

Institution

University of Notre Dame

political philosophy

applied philosophy

Jacqueline DeMeritt

Institution

University of North Texas

social justice

global justice

Nancy Snow

Institution

University of Kansas

philosophy

applied ethic

Nicholas Smith

Institution

University of New Hampshire

social justice

philosophy

Juliana Uhuru Bidadanure

Institution

New York University

political philosophy

politics

Frances Kamm

Institution

New York University

bioethics

applied ethic

Similar Faculty Members

Andrew Buchwalter

Institution

University of North Florida

social sciences

political philosophy

Judith Lichtenberg

Institution

Georgetown University

social justice

sociology

Peg Birmingham

Institution

DePaul University

political philosophy

humanities

Alan Levine

Institution

American University

philosophical foundations

philosophy

James Sterba

Institution

University of Notre Dame

political philosophy

applied philosophy

Jacqueline DeMeritt

Institution

University of North Texas

social justice

global justice

Nancy Snow

Institution

University of Kansas

philosophy

applied ethic

Nicholas Smith

Institution

University of New Hampshire

social justice

philosophy

Juliana Uhuru Bidadanure

Institution

New York University

political philosophy

politics

Frances Kamm

Institution

New York University

bioethics

applied ethic