

Jason Brennan, “The Ethics of Voting” (Princeton UP, 2011)
Sep 30, 2011
Political philosopher Jason Brennan challenges the notion of a moral duty to vote and explores the ethical implications of voting decisions, including the duty not to vote. He discusses the concept of the common good, civic virtue, and the ethics of buying and selling votes, arguing for informed and ethical choices in the electoral process.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Challenging Notions of Voting Ethics
02:31 • 13min
Exploring Voting Ethics and Civic Virtue for the Common Good
15:03 • 30min
Exploring the Ethics of Voting and the Duty Not to Vote
45:00 • 2min
Exploring the Ethics of Participation in Voting
46:59 • 2min
Ethics of Voting: Good vs. Bad Voting
48:38 • 10min
Ethics of Buying and Selling Votes
58:29 • 10min
Exploring Ethical Considerations in Voting and the Concept of Epistocracy
01:08:08 • 4min