Friday, October 31
2:30PM: Coffee and Registration
3:00PM: Opening Remarks (Eric Nelson)
3:15PM: International Political Theory (Chair: Jennifer Page)
- Jakob Huber (LSE), “No Right to Unilaterally Claim Your Territory” (Discussant: Zeynep Pamuk)
- Ardevan Yaghoubi (Oxford), “A Critique of Ronald Dworkin’s Theory of International Law” (Discussant: Brad Hinshelwood)
4:45PM: Coffee Break
5PM: Keynote Address
- Danielle Allen (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton), “Our Declaration: A Reading of the Declaration of Independence in Defense of Liberty” (Discussant: Jacob Abolafia)
7PM: Reception
8PM: Dinner
Saturday, November 1
10:30AM: Breakfast
11:00AM: Varieties of Realism (Chair: Jonathan Bruno)
- Samuel Ely Bagg (Duke), “Realism as Pragmatism” (Discussant: Arjun Ramamurti)
- Amanda Moure Maher (Chicago), “Corruption and Popular Virtue in Machiavelli” (Discussant: Rita Koganzon)
12:30PM: Lunch
1:30PM: The Formation of German Identity (Chair: Greg Conti)
- Sophie Hermanns (Sciences Po), “On Love and Death: Patriotism and Nationalism in Eighteenth Century Germany” (Discussant: Ignat Kalinov)
- Clara Maier (Cambridge), “The German Face of Machiavelli” (Discussant: Adriana Alfaro)
3:00PM: Coffee Break
3:15PM: Metatheoretical Debates in Contemporary Political Philosophy (Chair: James Brandt)
- Brian Kogelmann (Arizona), “Justice and Action Guidance” (Discussant: Shim Reza)
- Nikolas Kirby (Oxford), “Two Concepts of Basic Equality” (Discussant: Tim Beaumont)
4:45PM: Closing Remarks (Eric Beerbohm)