Mr Wayne Williams
| Biography | Wayne Williams is a senior lecturer in the School of Politics and International Studies at the University of Hull. He has taught philosophy, political philosophy and ethics at the University since 1998 and his primary research interests are in metaethics, nonhuman animal and environmental philosophy, and critical terrorism studies. In recent years he has chaired sessions on non-human animal ethics at Oxford University, been an invited panel member in a national debates series on the ethics of vivisection, chaired local, live-streamed hustings for General Election (UK) candidates and presented and published papers on non-human animal ethics, metaethics, academic freedom and terrorism. |
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| Teaching and Learning | Undergraduate Moral Philosophy Animals Ethics: Philosophy, Politics and Law Terrorism, War and Ethics The Politics and Philosophy of the Environment Introduction to Political Ideologies Introduction to Comparative Politics Postgraduate Philosophical Texts and Theories Contemporary Terrorism Studies Power and the State in International Politics Challenges in International Politics |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |