Fellowships and Grants

Ruben G. Apressyan

Fellowships and Grants

Research:

Visiting Fellow, The Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, 2010.
Ethical Utilitarianism of John Stewart Mill (group project, member), – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2008–2009.
Philosophy and Ethics (group project, director), – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2007–2008.
Public Morality: Research Methods, Normative-ethical, and Applied-ethical Issues. Russian Belorussian research project (group project, director), – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2006–2007.
Philosophy of Love: Postclassical Transformations, – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2004–2006.
The Ethical and Philosophical Issues of Gender: Curriculum (with Olga Artemieva), – Open Society Institute, 2000.
Systematization of Ethical Knowledge (group project, coordinator). – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 1995–1997.
Value-Imperative Dynamics of Morality, – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2001–2002.
Ethics: Textbook. (with Abdusalam Guseynov), – Open Society Institution (Soros Foundation), 1996–1997.
The Efficacy of Philanthropy: Ethical and Pragmatic Criteria, – RSS CEU (Soros Foundation), 1996–1997.
The Experience of Nonviolence in the 20th Century (group research, director), – Albert Einshtein Institution, 1993; International Science Foundation (Soros Foundation), 1994.

Publication:

Philosophy and Ethics (Moscow: Alfa-M, 2009), – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2008.
Moral Philosophy: Collected Works of Oleg Drobnitsky (Moscow: Gardariki, 2002). – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 2002.
Ethics: New Old Problems (Мoscow: Gardarika, 1999), – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 1999.
Ethics: Textbook (with Abdusalam Guseynov), – Open Society Institution (Soros Foundation), (Мoscow: Gardarika, 1999), 1998.
The Experience of Nonviolence in the 20th Century: Social-Ethical Essays (Moscow: Aslan, 1996), – Russian Foundation for Humanities, 1996.
Civil Participation: Responsibility, Community, Power (Moscow: Aslan, 1997), in colaboration with International Center for Democracy, University of Hawaii. – Rule of Law Consortium ARD/Checchi Joint Venture, 1997.