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Acknowledgments

An edited book would be very short without contributing authors, and so my sincere thanks to those authors who collectively made this book possible. It was a pleasure working with them all. I must also thank the reviewers of the various chapters, especially Charles Ess, James Moor, Yeslam Alsaggaf, and Richard Lucas, for their cooperation in a fairly thankless, but essential, task. Particular thanks goes to Rachel Salmond for her expert help in the final stages of preparing the manuscript. I appreciate the support and assistance of those at IGI Press who made my job easier, and the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics (CAPPE) at Charles Sturt University, which provided me with the time to pursue this project. Finally, I must thank my wife for putting up with my increasing irritability as the final deadline approached.