Writings in Print
- Writings in Print
- Derechos humanos, metas sociales, y universalidad
- Why Wars for High Principles Are Just as Bad as the Rest
- Human Rights and Living Wages
- Global Public Goods and Self-Interest
- Living-wage ordinance opponents ignore the harm of poverty wages
- Unaffordable Health Insurance and Presidential Politics
- Social Feelings and the Morality of Socialism
- Social Feeling and the Morality of Socialism
- Multiculturalism and Neoliberalism
- The Presidential Candidates' Health Plans: Why We Deserve Better!
- The Roots of Poverty
Writings In Progress
- Writings in Progress
- On Changing the Liberal Ideology among Academics
- The Influence of Philosophical Currents on Trade Unions
- Republicanism and Social Goals: Going beyond Habermas and Rawls
- Rethinking Community: Jobs, Poverty, and Solidarity
- The New Altruists
- Highlights of Model Bill for Universal Publicly Paid Health Care in Indiana
- Ethics and Survival, Chapter One
- Society and Right in the Morality of the Communist Manifesto:
Bibliography
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Social Feelings and the Morality of Socialism
Milton Fisk, in Toward a New Socialism, edited by A. Anton and R. Schmitt (Lanham: Lexington Books, 2007), 117-144. Thinking about morality is a neglected part of envisioning a socialist movement and indeed a socialist future. To remedy this neglect, … Continue reading
Social Feeling and the Morality of Socialism
Milton Fisk, in A New Socialism, edited by A. Anton and R. Schmitt (Lanham MD: Lexington Books, 2007), 117-144. Thinking about morality is a neglected part of envisioning a socialist movement and indeed a socialist future. To remedy this neglect, … Continue reading
The Roots of Poverty
Milton Fisk, New Politics 10, 2 (Winter, 2005): 71-81. It is common to try to understand poverty by defining it through income. This has the effect of limiting our ability to deal with poverty at a practical level. We respond … Continue reading
The Presidential Candidates’ Health Plans: Why We Deserve Better!
Milton Fisk, Against The Current 137 (Nov 2008): 7-9. The Frontline TV film, Sick around the World, showed Americans how far we are from having a sensible healthcare system. The film first appeared during the presidential primary campaign in which … Continue reading
Multiculturalism and Neoliberalism
Milton Fisk, Praxis Filosofica, 21 (2005): 21-28. In this discussion, my aim is to raise critical practical and theoretical questions as regards multiculturalism. I wish to end with a sketch of a program for a viable multiculturalism. The issues in … Continue reading
Unaffordable Health Insurance and Presidential Politics
Milton Fisk, Against the Current 111 (July-Aug 2004): 30-33. The Permanent Crisis. Uninterrupted crisis has plagued American health care since 1981. It began with Ronald Regan, whose tax cuts led to cuts in Medicaid as well as more stringent eligibility … Continue reading
Living-wage ordinance opponents ignore the harm of poverty wages
Milton Fisk, Bloomington Herald-Times, 4-20-04. This guest column was written by Milton Fisk of the Bloomington Living Wage Coalition. There is a lot worth noting in recent Herald-Times editorials, letters and articles on the living wage. They fail, though, to … Continue reading
Global Public Goods and Self-Interest
Milton Fisk in Sui Generis: Essays Presented to Richard Thomas Hull, edited by E.D. Boepple (Bloomington IN:Author House, 2005), 13-22. 1 The neoliberal context Public goods represent an alternative to the race to the bottom under the banner of market … Continue reading
Human Rights and Living Wages
Milton Fisk, in Guantanamo Bay and the Judicial-Moral Treatment of the Other, edited by C. Butler (W. Lafayette, IN: Purdue University Press, 2007), 146-160. One has to dig deeply into current United Nations declarations and reports on human rights before … Continue reading
Why Wars for High Principles Are Just as Bad as the Rest
Milton Fisk, Against the Current 107 (Nov-Dec, 2003):20-25. A surprising number of American doves became hawks under the barrage of propaganda leading to the second US war against Iraq. Signs of their change began to appear four years earlier during … Continue reading
Derechos humanos, metas sociales, y universalidad
Milton Fisk, from his Bienes publicos y justicia radical: Una moralidad politica para la resistencia solidaria (Cali, Colombia: Programa editorial Universidad de Valle, 2004), 71-89. Nos hemos acostumbrado a pensar los derechos humanos de una manera histórica. De esta manera … Continue reading






