Isabelle Delpla

Isabelle Delpla is a University Professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Lyon 3. Her work bridges moral and political philosophy, theories of justice, and international justice, with a focus on post-war accountability and transitional justice.

Research Themes: Her scholarship explores the intersection of contemporary Anglo-Saxon philosophy, philosophy of language (principle of charity), and the relationship between philosophy and anthropology. She also investigates historical criticism, moral and political atheism according to Pierre Bayle, and ethical dimensions of war and climate justice.

Publications: Her recent works include analyses of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), theories of political solipsism, and intersections between ethics, war, and environmental justice. She has collaborated with institutions like Berghahn Books and CNRS Éditions.

Academic Roles: Delpla manages the AMI research program in SHS (Humanities and Social Sciences) and is affiliated with the Institute of Philosophical Research of Lyon. She teaches courses such as 'Philosophy of justice,' 'Justice and ecology,' and 'Philosophy of legal sciences.'