Academic & Research

Friday, September 20, 2019, 9:00 am – Saturday, September 21, 2019, 3:15 pm
2ND POLEMO SYMPOSIUM
20-21 September 2019
Keynote speaker: Sarah Fine (King's College London)
Organized by the Political, Legal, and Moral Philosophy Research Group (POLEMO)
Day 1 (20 September)
9.00–9.30 | Arrival and Welcome |
9.30–11.00 | Keynote address: Knowing My Place Sarah Fine (King's College London) |
11.00–11.30 | Break |
11.30–12.15 | Immigration Ethics, Compatriot Partiality and Associative Duties Elaine Lok-Lam Yim (The University of Hong Kong) |
12.15–13.00 | The problem of Indeterminacy and Refugee Protection Georgiana Turculet (University of Copenhagen) |
13.00–14.00 | Lunch break |
14.00–14.45 | Socially Constructed Luck Nicola Mulkeen (University of Manchester) |
14.45–15.30 | Injustice, Excuse and Laundry Rowan Mellor (University College London) |
15.30–16.00 | Break |
16.00–16.45 | Should We Judge Public Officials Morally? Viktor Ivanković (Central European University) |
16.45–17.30 | Punching Down: A Matter of Morals, not Humour Dr. Marius Baumann (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich) |
Day 2 (21 September)
9.30–10.15 | Acase for the asymmetric enforceability of surrogacy contracts Maria-Jose Pietrini-Sanchez The University of Sheffield |
10.15–11.00 | A Defense of the Narrow Conception of Deliberation Toni Milevoj Central European University |
11.00–11.30 | Break |
11.30–12.15 | Should Infringers Pay Compensation? Lisa Hecht Stockholm University |
12.15–13.00 | Risk and Blameworthiness by Degree Adriana Placani University of Graz |
13.00–14.00 | Lunch break |
14.00–14.45 | A Civic Argument for Epistemic Constraints on Voting Michele Giavazzi University of Warwick |
14.45–15.15 | Autonomy and the value of democracy Zsolt Kapelner Central European University |