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	'''David Skrbina''' (born June 11, 1960) is a pioneer of ]. He stood for the office of ] for the ] of ] as the ] candidate in ], as the ] of ].
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	Skrbina was born and raised in the ] area. In 1993 he received his ] in ] at the ], ]. After several years experience as a management consultant, he attended the ] gaining a doctorate in ] there in 2001. He is currently a professor of philosophy at the University of Michigan's ] campus

	He has developed an ecologically-centered worldview encompassing ], ], and ]. He is Deputy Director of the ]. He has been active in the University of Michigan calling for divestment from Israel.<ref></ref>

	Skrbina published his first book, ''Panpsychism in the West'' (ISBN 0262195224), in 2005. Addressing the themes of historical acceptance of ], its treatment in contemporary scientific and academic discussions, and the ethical implications of panpsychism, the book was well received by critics.<ref> at ''Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews''.</ref><ref> at ''Metapsychology Online Reviews''.</ref>

	Skrbina's newest book is an anthology of panpsychist writings, ''Mind That Abides: Panpsychism in the New Millennium'' (Benjamins, 2009).

	==Selected publications==
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	*, Doctoral Thesis, Centre for ] in Professional Practice, School of Management, University of Bath: England, 2001.
	*"Panpsychism as an Underlying Theme in Western Philosophy: A Survey Paper" in '']'' Volume 10, No. 3, March 2003.
	*''Panpsychism in the West'' (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2005), ISBN 0262195224.

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	==References==
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