Background
Ryder, Richard Dudley was born on July 30, 1940 in London. Son of Dudley Jack and Vera Mary (Cook) Ryder.
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( Machiavelli almost succeeded in removing morality from ...)
Machiavelli almost succeeded in removing morality from European politics and, indeed, since his day it has sometimes been assumed that morality and politics are separate. Ryder argues that the time has come for public policies to be seen to be based upon moral objectives. Politicians should be expected routinely to justify their policies with open moral argument. In Part I, Ryder sketches an overview of contemporary political philosophy as it relates to the moral basis for politics, and Part 2 suggests a way of putting morality back into politics, along with a clearer emphasis upon scientific evidence.
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Ryder, Richard Dudley was born on July 30, 1940 in London. Son of Dudley Jack and Vera Mary (Cook) Ryder.
Master of Arts, Cambridge University, England, 1965. Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, Cambridge University, England, 1993.
Principal clinical psychologist National Health Service, Oxford, England, 1965—1984. Chairman Royal Society Prevention Cruelty to Animals, 1977—1979, 2002—2003. Parliamentary candidate Liberal Democratic Party, England, 1980—1987.
Director Political Animal Lobby, England, 1990—1994. Mellon professor Tulane University, New Orleans, 1996.
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Chairman Liberal Animal Welfare Group, London, 1980—1985. President Liberal Democrats Animal Protection Group, 1985—1988. Fellow: British Psychological Society (associate).
Married Audrey Jane Smith (divorced ). Children: Emily, Emily Henry.