Friday 26 October
12:00pm Coffee and Registration
12:45pm Opening Remarks: Eric Beerbohm
01:00pm Contemporary Considerations (Chair: Yascha Mounk)
- Shmuel Nili (Yale), "Between Domestic and Global Justice" (Discussant: Will Selinger)
- Juliana Bidadanure (York), "Which Inequalities Between Generations Matter?" (Discussant: Zeynep Pamuk)
- Govind Persad (Stanford), "Disruptive Change and Rawlsian Justice" (Discussant: Shim Reza)
03:00pm Break
03:15pm Democratic Institutions and Procedures (Chair: Tsin Yen Koh)
- Cameron Cotton-O'Brien (McGill), "Waldron's Abberant Algebra: Problems at the Core of the Core Case" (Discussant: Adam Lebovitz)
- Alexander Stubberfield (Virginia Tech), "The Voter's Thin Veil of Ignorance: A Rawlsian Justification for the Ideal Electoral Process" (Discussant: Sabeel Rahman)
04:45pm Break
05:00pm Keynote Address
- Bernard Yack, Brandeis University, "The Moral Value of Community: And the Moral Problem with Nationalism" (Discussant: Andrea Tivig)
Saturday 27 October
10:30am Coffee and Refreshments
11:00am Problems of Punishment (Chair: Madhav Khosla)
- Benjamin Ewing (Princeton), "Non-Domination, Reactive Attitudes, and Criminal Responsibility" (Discussant: Arjun Ramamurti)
- Jeffrey Howard (Oxford), "Punishment, Socially Deprived Offenders, and Democratic Community" (Discussant: James Brandt)
12:30pm Lunch
01:30pm Historical Considerations (Chair: Sungho Kimlee)
- Ross Carroll (Northwestern), "The 'Test of Ridicule' in Shaftesbury'sLetter Concerning Enthusiasm: Good Humor as Political Virtue" (Discussant: Greg Conti)
- Maximilian Jaede (St. Andrews), "Hobbes on the Psychology of Conflict and the Containment of Enemies" (Discussant: Brad Hinshelwood)
- Christopher Brzovic (McGill), "Arendt's Hermeneutics of Facticity: Reconsidering the Heideggarian Influence" (Discussant: Rory Schacter)
03:30pm Closing Remarks: Michael Frazer