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Email: wigley@bilkent.edu.tr
Personal web page
Dr. Wigley is an
assistant professor in the Department.
His interests lie in the following areas: political philosophy, ethics,
distributive justice, responsibility, desert, well-being.
Recent Publications
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S. Wigley, book review of "Raventos D., Basic Income: The Material
Conditions for Freedom, Pluto Press," Political Studies Review
7(1): 138 (2009)
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S. Wigley, Disappearing without a moral trace? Rights and compensation
during times of emergency, Law and Philosophy
28(6): 617-649
(2009)
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R.A.D. Wigley, A. Chopra, S. Wigley, A. Akkoyunlu-Wigley, Does control
of rheumatic disease raise the standard of living in developing
countries?, Clinical Rheumatology 28(6): 621-622 (2009)
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S. Wigley, Parliamentary immunity in democratizing countries: the case
of Turkey,
Human Rights Quarterly 31(2): 567-591(2009)
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A.-M. Nohl,
A. Akkoyunlu-Wigley, and
S. Wigley,
eds.,
Education in Turkey,
Waxmann Publishing, New York/Münster
(2008)
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S. Wigley and A. Akkoyunlu-Wigley, Basic education and
capability development in Turkey,
in
Education in Turkey,
A.-M. Nohl,
A. Akkoyunlu-Wigley,
and S. Wigley,
eds., Waxmann Publishing, New York/Münster
(2008)
- S. Wigley, Automaticity, consciousness and moral responsibility,
Philosophical Psychology
20(2): 209-225 (2007)
- S. Wigley, Voluntary losses and wage compensation, Politics,
Philosophy & Economics 5(3): 363-376 (2006)
- S. Wigley, A. Akkoyunlu-Wigley, Human capabilities versus human
capital: gauging the value of education in developing countries,
Social Indicators Research
78(2): 287-304 (2006)
- S. Wigley, A Short History of Distributive Justice, by S.
Fleischacker, Political Studies Review 3(3): 385 (2005) [book
review]
- S. Wigley and G.
Koçan,
Democracy and the politics of parliamentary immunity in Turkey,
New Perspectives on Turkey 33: 121-143 (2005)
- S. Wigley, Corruption in Contemporary Politics, by M.J. Bull and J.L.
Newell, eds., Political Studies Review 2: 145 (2004) [book
review]
- S. Wigley, The Difficulty of Tolerance: Essays in Political
Philosophy, by T.M. Scanlon, Political Studies Review 2(3):
345 (2004) [book
review]
- S. Wigley, Basic income and the means to self-govern, in Protecting
Income as a Right: Europe and North America, G. Standing, ed.,
Anthem Press, London (2004)
- S. Wigley, Parliamentary immunity: protecting democracy or
protecting corruption?, Journal of Political Philosophy 11(1):
23-40 (2003)
Education
| School |
Degree |
Date |
| London School of Economics and
Political Science |
Ph.D. (Political Philosophy) |
1998 |
| London School of Economics and
Political Science |
M.S. (Political Philosophy) |
1993 |
| University of Otago |
B.A. (Double Major: Philosophy and Politics) |
1990 |
| University of Otago |
Bachelor of Commerce (Economics) |
1990 |
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