Friday, October 31
11:00 am Registration and Lunch
12:45 pm Welcome and Opening Remarks
1:00 pm Session I
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Hans Christian Siller (Yale University), “Kantian Constitutionalism, Foundational Violence, and the Sources of Legitimacy” (Discussant: Bernardo Zacka)
- Jeremy Farris (University of Oxford), “How to be a Good Anarchist” (Discussant: Don Tontiplaphol)
2:30 pm Break
2:45 pm Session II (Chair: Daniela Cammack)
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Mark Hanin (University of Cambridge), “Misrepresentation of God’s Role in Pufendorf’s Theory of Natural Law” (Discussant: Sam Goldman)
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Onur Ince (Cornell University), “Morality of Accumulation: John Locke’s Theory of Money in the ‘Second Treatise of Government’” (Discussant: Michael Nitsch)
4:15 pm Break
4:30 pm Keynote Address
- David Runciman (University of Cambridge), "Does it Make Sense to Discount Liberty?"
6:30 pm Reception
Saturday, November 1
10:00 am Light Breakfast
10:30 am Session III (Chair: Matt Landauer)
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Genevieve Rousseliere (Princeton University), “A Case for Economic Democracy: John Stuart Mill and the Development of Individuality” (Discussant: Prithvi Datta)
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Ryan Griffiths (McGill University), “An Anthropomorphic Categorical Imperative: The Impartial Spectator” (Discussant: Joe Kochanek)
12:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm Session IV (Chair: Bettina Scholz)
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Gabriel Wollner (University College London), “Framing, Reciprocity, and the Grounds of Egalitarian Justice” (Discussant: Lucas Stanzcyk)
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Jesse Tomalty (University of St. Andrews), “Challenging the Institutional Conception of Human Rights” (Discussant: Andreea Tivig)
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Sarah Goff (Princeton University), “Where Should We Dump our Global Justice Obligations? Not on International Institutions” (Discussant: Sabeel Rahman)
3:00 pm Break
3:15 pm Session V
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Alex Livingston (University of Toronto), “Avoiding Deliberative Democracy: Connolly, Deleuze, and the Public Sphere” (Discussant: Emily Gustafson)
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Shatema Threadcraft (Yale University), “Black Feminist Theory and the Post-Emancipation Struggle for Intimate Equality” (Discussant: Emma Saunders-Hastings)
4:45 pm Closing Remarks