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Piers Norris Turner is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at The Ohio State University and holds a courtesy appointment in Political Science. He serves as the PPE Coordinator and Director of the Center for Ethics and Human Values (CEHV), where he leads initiatives like the Shared Values Initiative and civil discourse programs. His work bridges academic research with practical ethics through collaborations with interdisciplinary teams and institutions like the Sustainability Institute.
- Education:
- PhD in Philosophy from University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- MSc in Philosophy from London School of Economics and Political Science
- BA in Philosophy from Yale University
Turmer specializes in utilitarianism, liberal political thought, and John Stuart Mill's philosophy, with additional focus on data ethics and AI governance. His research explores topics like the moral implications of predictive analytics, Mill's egalitarianism, and open society principles in modern liberalism.
Recent publications highlight his interdisciplinary work on corporate ethics, including the co-authored book Business Data Ethics (2024). Articles span Mill's theories on liberty, justice, and socialism, alongside analyses of public reason and Popperian open society concepts.
Scientific Awards:
- President and Provost's Award for Distinguished Faculty Service (2023)
As CEHV Director, Turner collaborates with the Sustainability Institute and leads ethical reflection programs across campus. He also contributes to public philosophy through media appearances, podcasts, and outreach initiatives, including The Conversation piece on ethical AI.
