Mark Budolfson
About the Author
Mark Budolfson is a distinguished philosopher and ethicist whose work bridges the intersections of moral philosophy, environmental sustainability, and global policy. With a focus on the ethical dimensions of food systems, he explores how our dietary choices impact justice, animal welfare, and planetary health. Budolfson holds advanced degrees in philosophy and has taught at leading universities, contributing to interdisciplinary dialogues on pressing contemporary issues. His scholarship challenges readers to reconsider the moral underpinnings of everyday consumption, advocating for equitable and sustainable practices in an increasingly interconnected world. As editor of The Oxford Handbook of Food Ethics, he has assembled a seminal collection that defines the field for scholars and policymakers alike.
Books by Mark Budolfson
