András Miklós Simon Graduate School of Business University of Rochester Carol Simon Hall 4-110D Rochester, NY 14627 (617) 320-2597 andras.miklos@simon.rochester.edu http://works.bepress.com/andras_miklos Academic Positions July 1, 2013 - present: September 1, 2009 - June 30, 2013: September 1, 2007 - August 31, 2009: September 1, 2006 - August 31, 2007: University of Rochester, Simon Business School Clinical Assistant Professor (full-time) University of Rochester, Simon Business School Visiting Assistant Professor (full-time) Harvard University, Program in Ethics and Health Post-Doctoral Fellow European University Institute, Florence Max Weber Post-Doctoral Fellow Education 2007 PhD in Political Philosophy (with distinction), Central European University, Budapest Dissertation: Institutions in Global Distributive Justice, Supervisor: János Kis 2004-2005 Visiting researcher, Department of Philosophy, University of Oslo 2002-2003 Graduate Chevening Fellow, Department of Philosophy, University of Oxford Supervisor: Thomas W. Pogge 2000 MA in Political Science (with distinction), Central European University Thesis: Liberal Nationalism and Liberal Multiculturalism Supervisor: János Kis 1998 MSc in Economics (with distinction), University of Pécs Research and Teaching Interests Areas of specialization: Political Philosophy, Theoretical and Applied Ethics (Business Ethics, Biomedical Ethics, Environmental Ethics) Areas of competence: Corporate Social Responsibility, Philosophy of Economics András Miklós Curriculum Vitae, p.1/5
Publications Book: Institutions in Global Distributive Justice, Global Justice and Human Rights series, Edinburgh University Press, 2013 Articles: Exploiting Injustice in Mutually Beneficial Market Exchange: The Case of Sweatshop Labor. Journal of Business Ethics (Forthcoming) A Response to Peter Singer: The Logic of Effective Altruism. Boston Review 40 (4) July- August 2015: 28 A nemzetközi igazságosság az egészségügyben: elvándorlás és turizmus (International Justice in Health: Medical Migration and Medical Tourism) in K. Kovacs - G.A. Tóth, eds. Lehetséges (It Is Possible Essays in Honor of János Kis). Kalligram, Bratislava, 2013 The Basic Structure and the Principles of Justice. Utilitas 23 (2) June 2011: 161-82 Public Health and the Rights of States. Public Health Ethics 2(2) July 2009: 158-70 Nationalist Criticisms of Cosmopolitan Justice. Public Reason 1(1) February 2009: 105-24 Democratic Cosmopolitanism. Review of Seyla Benhabib: Another Cosmopolitanism. European Political Science, 6(4) December 2007: 408 11 Institutions in Cosmopolitan Justice. Global Society, 20(3) July 2006: 239-50 The Reality of Human Rights in Central and Eastern Europe in R. Smith - C. van den Anker eds. The Essentials of Human Rights. Hodder Arnold, London, 2005 Working Papers and Work in Progress Firms and Effective Altruism Consequentialism and Its Demands: The Role of Institutions (with Attila Tanyi, University of Liverpool) Nonideal Duties of Cosmopolitan Justice: The Cases of Medical Migration and Medical Tourism The Moral Foundations and Limits of Markets The Ethics of Pricing András Miklós Curriculum Vitae, p.2/5
Selected Presentations Invited: Institutional Consequentialism and Global Governance, Workshop on World Government, University of Zurich/University of Konstanz, June 2017 Firms and Effective Altruism, Yale University, Workshop on the New Philanthropy, May 2016 Consequentialism and Its Demands: The Role of Institutions, Stanford University, Workshop on Effective Altruism, April 2015 International Health Inequalities, California State University, Sacramento, May 2013 Justice and National Responsibility for International Health Inequalities, Université Paris Dauphine, June 2012 Public Health and the Rights of States. Harvard University Bioethics Seminar Series, May 2009 Global Health Inequalities. Marie and Leslie E. Cole Chair in Ethics Lecture, University of South Florida, March 2009 Daniels on Justice, Health, and Aging. Respondent to Andrew Williams, Conference on Just Health: Current Debates, Harvard University, November 2008 The Role of Institutions in Cosmopolitan Justice. Newcastle, Conference of the Global Studies Association, September 2005 The Role of Institutions in Cosmopolitan Justice. Workshop on Global Justice. The University of Birmingham, Centre for the Study of Global Ethics, June 2004 Refereed: Consequentialism and Its Demands: The Role of Institutions, Aix-en-Provence, 3 rd International Conference on Economic Philosophy, June 2016 Exploitation in Mutually Beneficial Market Exchange, Vancouver, Society for Business Ethics Annual Conference, August 2015 Exploitation in Mutually Beneficial Market Exchange, University of Edinburgh, International Congress of the Society for Applied Philosophy (UK), July 2015 Nonideal Duties of Cosmopolitan Justice: The Cases of Medical Migration and Medical Tourism, University of Minho, Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy, June 2015 Exploitation in Mutually Beneficial Market Exchange, Strasbourg, 2 nd International Conference on Economic Philosophy, October 2014 Justice and the Equal Claims to Natural Resources, Workshop on the Scope of Distributive Justice, Central European University, Budapest, July 2012 András Miklós Curriculum Vitae, p.3/5
Public Health and the Rights of States. Manchester, Annual Workshops in Political Theory, Workshop on Political Theory and Public Health, September 2008 Political Institutions in a Nonideal Theory of Global Justice. Helsinki, Joint Sessions of the European Consortium for Political Research, May 2007 The Role of Institutions in Cosmopolitan Justice. St Anne s College, Oxford, International Congress of the Society for Applied Philosophy (UK), July 2005 Egalitarian Duties and the Justice of Institutions. Pasadena, American Philosophical Association Conference on Global Justice, March 2004 Egalitarian Justice and the State. The University of Manchester, Brave New World Seventh Graduate Conference in Political Theory, June 2003 Legitimacy, Equality, and Community. The University of Warwick, Fifth Annual Graduate Conference in Political Theory, May 2003 Legitimacy, Equality, and Community. Edinburgh, Joint Sessions of the European Consortium for Political Research, Workshop on Legitimate Federation, March/April 2003 Teaching Experience Business Ethics, MBA course, Simon Business School, University of Rochester, 2011 - present Ethics in Markets and in Public Policy, undergraduate course, Department of Political Science, University of Rochester, 2017 Core Economics, MS Business course, Simon Business School, University of Rochester, 2012-2014 From Chance to Choice Genetics and Justice, graduate course, Medical School, University of Rochester, 2013 Business Ethics, undergraduate course, Department of Philosophy, University of Rochester, 2010-2012 Global Justice, undergraduate course, Department of Philosophy, University of Rochester, 2010 Justice and International Health Inequalities, undergraduate course, National Undergraduate Bioethics Conference, Harvard University, 2009 Normative Argument and Justification in Rawls s Theory of Justice (co-taught), PhD course, European University Institute, 2007 Problems in Rawlsian Justice. Undergraduate course, College for Social Theory Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration, 2003 András Miklós Curriculum Vitae, p.4/5
Professional Service Human Subjects Committee member, Harvard University School of Public Health, 2007-2008 Referee: Journal of Social Philosophy, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Public Health Ethics, Journal of Global Ethics, Society for Business Ethics Referee, CEU, Department of Political Science, Admissions Examinations, 2006 Honors and Fellowships Visiting Research Professorship, Université Paris Dauphine, French Government research grant, 2012 Hauser Research Scholarship, New York University School of Law, 2007-2008 (declined) Humanities Center Research Grant, CEU-University of Virginia Joint Project, 2006-2007 Max Weber Post-Doctoral Fellowship, European University Institute, 2006-2007 Research Fellowship of the Research Council of Norway, 2004-2005 Joint Student-Faculty Research Grant at the Central European University, 2002 and 2004 CEU/FCO Chevening Fellowship for studies at the University of Oxford, 2002-2003 EUSSIRF Research Fellowship, European University Institute, Italy, May 2002 Soros Fellowship at the Central European University, 1999-2004 Languages Hungarian (native), English (fluent), German (good), French (basic), Italian (basic) Personal Hungarian citizen, US permanent resident Married to Jeanine Miklos-Thal, one child (born 2013) András Miklós Curriculum Vitae, p.5/5