13th Annual Conference 2016

13th Annual Conference 2016
7th - 9th September
Programme and Information

MANCEPT Workshops 2016
Timetable
Wednesday 7th September
11:00-12:30 Registration
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30-2:00 Welcome Speech: Cordingley Lecture Theatre, Humanities Bridgeford Street
2:00-4:00 Session 1
4:00-4:30 Tea and Coffee Break (optional)
4:30-5:30 Session 1 (continued)
5:45-7:00 Wine Reception: Resources Room, Arthur Lewis Building
7:30 Conference Dinner: Midland Hotel (see map on back of programme)
Thursday 8th September
9:30-11:30 Session 2
11:30-12:00 Tea and Coffee Break (optional)
12:00-1:00 Session 2 (continued)
1:00-2:00 Lunch
2:00-4:00 Session 3
4:00-4:30 Tea and Coffee Break (optional)
4:30-5:30 Session 3 (continued)
Friday 9th September
9:30-11:30 Session 4
11:30-12:00 Tea and Coffee Break (optional)
12:00-1:00 Session 4 (continued)
1:00-2:00 Lunch
2:00-4:00 Session 5
4:00-4:30 Tea and Coffee Break (optional)
4:30-5:30 Session 5 (continued)
5:30 End of Conference
Quick Guide to Sessions
Session
Room
1 2 3 4 5
HBS G.6 PTMV PTMV PTMV PTMV
HBS G.7 DS DS DS DS
Cordingley ESPT ESPT ESPT ESPT
HBS G.32 CA CA CA CA
HBS G.34 AMPP AMPP AMPP
ALB 3.040 NHRU NHRU NHRU NHRU
HBS G.33 FW FW FW FW
HBS G.35 PTSN PTSN PTSN PTSN
ALB 2.016 PRE PRE PRE PRE
ALB G.017 EH EH EH PTHE PTHE
ALB G.018 RU RU EHR EHR EHR
ALB G.019 EPLP EPLP EPLP
HBS Han- EP EP EP
ALB G.031 TEEW TEEW TEEW TEEW
ALB G.030 CPR CPR RCE RCE
ALB 4.050 HABS HABS HABS
ALB G.038 SAPW SAPW SAPW
ALB G.016 B2 B2 B2 B2
ALB 2.017 RCAP RCAP RCAP RCAP
ALB 3.077 PHE PHE PHE
ALB G.037 TPR TPR TPR TPR
ALB 3.008 FBTG CPT CPT
ALB G.035 MMC MMC MMC

MANCEPT Workshops 2016
Contents
Timetable
Inside front
Overview and Room Locations 2-3
Autonomy in Moral and Political Philosophy (AMPP) 4
Biopolitics 2.0: Digital Subjects (B2) 5
Collective Action: Ontology, Ethics and Application (CA) 6
Conflicts on Public Reason (CPR) 7
Crisis and Political Theory (CPT) 8
Democratic Secrecy (DS) 9
Electoral Systems and Political Theory (ESPT) 10
Embracing Plurality, Learning through Practice (EPLP) 11
Environmental Human Rights (EHR) 12
Epistemic Perspectives on Democracy and the Market (EP) 13
Expanding the Horizon: Collective Moral Agency and Global Justice (EH) 14
Freedom and the Workplace (FW) 15
From Bureaucracy to Governmentality (FBGT) 16
Harm Avoidance and Burden Sharing (HABS) 17
Marxism: Marx’s Capital (MMC) 18
New Hopes for Realistic Utopias (NHRU) 19
Personal Responsibility in Egalitarianism (PRE) 20
Political Theory and Heterodox Economics (PTHE) 21
Political Theory and Modus Vivendi (PTMV) 22
Re-Thinking the Collective: Addressing the Political (RCAP) 23
Rethinking Civic Education in Pluralistic Societies (RCE) 24
Risk and Uncertainty (RU) 25
The Ethical Experience of War (TEEW) 26
The Politics of Higher Education (PHE) 27
The Political Theory of Social Norms (PTSN) 28
Theories of Public Reason (TPR) 29
The Significance of Addressing Past Wrongs in the Struggle for Social Justice (SAPW) 30
Contact List 31
MANCEPT Workshops Organising Team and Helpers 36
Ideas of Places to Dine 37
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Overview
# sessions
Room Acronym Panel Title Convenors 1 W 2 T 3T 4 F 5 F
HBS G.34
AMPP
Autonomy in Moral and
Political Philosophy
ALB G.016 B2 Biopolitics 2.0 Digital Subjects
HBS G.32
CA
Collective Action: Ontology,
Ethics, and Application
Chris Mills • • •
Gabriella Calchi-Novati
Andrew Wilford • • • •
Kendy Hess
Violetta Igneski
Tracey Isaacs
ALB G.030 CPR Conflicts on Public Reason Giovanni Cogliandro • •
ALB 3.008 CPT Crisis and Political Theory
Natalie Riendeau
Kerstin Budde
Camilla Boisen
Dorota Mokrosinska
• • • •
• •
HBS G.7 DS Democratic Secrecy
Eric Boot • • • •
HBS
Cordingley ESPT Electoral Systems and Political Daniel Weinstock
Theory
Matteo Bonotti • • • •
Embracing Plurality, Learning Janosch Prinz
ALB G.019 EPLP
through Practice
Irene Vanini • • •
ALB G.018 EHR Environmental Human Rights Markku Oksanen • • •
HBS Hanson EP
Epistemic Perspectives on Democracy
and the Market Jonathan Benson Michael Bennett
• • •
ALB G.017 EH Expanding the Horizon
Jelena Belic
Zlata Bozac • • •
HBS G.33 FW Freedom and the Workplace
James Hickson
Mirjam Muller • • • •
ALB 3.008 FBTG
From Bureaucracy to Governmentality
Liesbeth Schoonheim Guido Niccolo Barbi
•
ALB 4.050 HABS
Harm Avoidance and Burden
Sharing
Joshua Robert Wells • • • •
ALB G.035 MMC Marxism: Marx’s Capital Mark Cowling • • •
ALB 3.040 NHRU New Hopes for Realistic Utopias Bart Engelen • • • •
ALB 2.016 PRE
Johanna Ahola-launonen
• • • •
ALB G.017 PTHE
David Merrill • •
HBS G.6
ALB 2.017
ALB G.030
PTMV
RCAP
RCE
Personal Responsibility in Egalitarianism
Political Theory and Heterodox
Economics
Political Theory and Modus
Vivendi
Re-Thinking the Collectice:
Addressing the Political
Rethinking Civic Education in
Pluralist Societies
Manon Westphal
John Horton • • • •
Mareike Kajewski
Thomas Telios • • • •
Johannes Drerup • •
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# sessions
Room Acro- Panel Title Convenors 1 W 2 T 3 T 4 F 5 F
Tome Rowe
ALB G.018 RU Risk and Uncertainty
Chris Marshall • •
ALB G.031 TEEW The Ethical Experience of War Sam Clark • • • •
Hans Radder
ALB 3.077 PHE The Politics of Higher Education
Pieter Pekelhering • • •
HBS G.35
PTSN
The Political Theory of Social
Norms
ALB G.037 TPR Theories of Public Reason
Key: Sessions: 1 W=1 Wednesday, 2T=2 Thursday, 3T=3 Thursday, 4F=4 Friday, 5F=5 Friday
Billy Christmas
Carlo Cordasco • • • •
Anthony Taylor
Paul Billingham • • • •
Room Locations
Arthur Lewis Building (ALB) - Ground floor
Arthur Lewis Building (ALB) - 3rd floor
Stairs
Mens WC
PC
Cluster
Resources
Room
(Lunch)
Lifts
Ladies WC
PC
Cluster
2nd Floor
2.017 / 2.016
left when you exit lifts
4th Floor
4.050
right when you exit lifts
3.056
Offices
Door
3.077
Stairs
Lifts
Helper
Desk
G.16 G.17 G.18 G.19 Offices
G.30
3.040
Door
Door
3.008
G.31
Reception Desk
Entrance
G.38 G.37 G.36 G.35 Offices
Offices
NB. Rooms 2.016/17 are to your left when you exit the lift on the second floor. Room 4.050 is on
your right as you exit the lift on the fourth floor.
HumanitiesBridgeford Street (HBS) - Ground
G.35 G.34 G.33 G.32
Cafe
Lunch area
Cordingley
Lecture Theatre
Stairs
Entrance
Hanson Room
G.6
G.7
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Autonomy in Moral and Political Philosophy (AMPP)
Convenor: Chris Mills (autonomymancept2016@gmail.com)
Session 1 (HBS G.34) Personal Autonomy in Politics and Law
The Importance of Equality of Opportunity to Autonomy
Timothy Fowler (University of Bristol)
Autonomy and Private Discrimination
Heather Whitney (University of Chicago)
How Should Liberals Justify the State?
Chris Mills (University College London)
Session 2 (HBS G.34) Deficiencies in Autonomy
Benefiting Offenders
David Birks (University of Kiel)
Assisted Suicide and the Limits of Autonomy
Louise Campbell (University of Galway)
An Account of the Autonomy Impairment in Addiction in terms of Emotional Competence
Frøydis Gammelsaeter (Oslo)
Session 3 (HBS G.34) Relational Autonomy
Autonomy and the Self: An Enduring Philosophical Mistake
Michael Garnett (Birkbeck)
The Possibility of Internal Undue Influence: An Insidious Threat to Autonomy
Margot Kuylen (Essex)
Relational Autonomy in a Critical Perspective
Maud Gauthier-Chung (London School of Economics)
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Biopolitics 2.0: Digital Subjects (B2)
Convenors: Gabriella Calchi-Novati (calchinovatig@gmail.com)
Andrew Wilford (a.wilford@chi.ac.uk)
Session 1 (ALB G.016)
Digital Subjects and the Biopolitics of Remains
Gabriella Calchi Novati (ISAP Zurich)
Lone Wolves, Werewolves and Radicalised Rolling Stone Covers
Andrew Wilford (University of Chichester)
Video Screening & Skype Intervention
Warren Neidich (International Artist)
Session 2 (ALB G.016)
Redefining political discourses and reconstructing social bonds: How Japanese Diet Members use
Twitter as a complement to their political activities
Toru Oga, Tetsuya Nakatoh, and Satoru Uchida (Kyushu University, Japan)
Molecular Diagnostics and The Digital Subject’s Unconscious
Owen Dempsey (University of Manchester)
The Death of the Body. Digital Biopolitics and its Relation to Subjectivities: the Case of Post-Historic
American Academic Research Settings.
Luca Delbello and Nabil Nazha (University of Illinois, Chicago)
Session 3 (ALB G.016)
On the Internet No One Knows You’re A Dog
Katie Ryan (University of Cork)
Confession 2.0: Intimacy and Resistance in Online Confessional Discourse
Lisa Spieker (Tübingen University)
We, Anthrobot: Learning From Human Forms of Interaction and Esprit de Corps to Develop More
Plural Social Robotics
Luis de Miranda, Subramanian Ramamoorthy, and Michael Rovatsos (University Of Edinburgh)
Session4 (ALB G.016)
Roundtable discussion of key ideas and themes
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Collective Action: Ontology, Ethics and Application (CA)
Convenors: Kendy Hess (khess@holycross.edu)
Violetta Igneski (igneski@mcmaster.ca)
Tracey Isaacs (tracyisaacs1@gmail.com)
Session 2 (HBS G.32) Confronting Oppression
What would a feminist theory of collective action and responsibility look like?
Tracy Isaacs (Western University, Canada)
Identities of Oppression: Collective Intentionality’s Seriality Problem
Eric Chelstrom (St. Mary’s University)
Geographically Gated Communities: Why Indirect Segregation is the New Normal
Sarah Roe and Elyse Zavar (Southern Connecticut State University)
Session 3 (HBS G.32) Individuals to Collectives in a Global Context
The Obligation to Form a Collective
Violetta Igneski (McMaster University)
Caring and Doing: About Shared and Individual Climate Obligations
Gunnar Björnsson (Umeå University)
Collective Obligation, Collective Agency, and Global Poverty
Bill Wringe (Bilkent University)
Session 4 (HBS G.32) Ethics
Collective Obligations, Responsibility Gaps, and the Demandingess Objection
Felix Pinkert (University of Warwick)
Can Collectives have Duties to Care?
Stephanie Collins (University of Manchester)
Collective Moral Action Problems and ‘We-reasoning’
Anne Schwenkenbecher (Murdoch University, School of Arts)
Session 5 (HBS G.32) Metaphysics and Ontology
Can there be an Agent-based Ethics of Institutions?
Sean Cordell (The Open University)
What are Social Groups?Their Metaphysics and how to Classify Them
Brian Epstein (Tufts University)
The Peculiar Unity of Corporate Agents: Can Collectives have Duties to Care?
Kendy Hess (College of the Holy Cross)
At Cross Purposes: Abstract Individualism, Organizational Reality and the Criminal Law
Jennifer Quaid (University of Ottawa)
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Conflicts on Public Reason (CPR)
Convenors: Giovanni Cogliandro (cogliandro@gmail.com)
Yishai Mishor (y.mishor@gmail.com)
Session 2 (ALB G.030)
The Viability of Inclusive Political Liberalism
Elizabeth Edenberg (Fordham University)
Public Reason and the Novelty Objection
Wojciech Ciszewski (Jagiellonian University)
Should a Rawlsian state coerce Nozick? On the sectarian critique of coercing unreasonable citizens
in Political Liberalism
Baldwin Wong (Chinese University)
Session 3 (ALB G.030)
Problematic perspectives on Lockean and Rawlsian Public Reason
Gianluca Sardi (University of Teramo)
The Battlefield of Public Reason. Some remarks on Gaus, Quong and Vallier
Giovanni Cogliandro (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
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Crisis and Political Theory (CPT)
Conveners: Kerstin Budde (kerstinbudde@hotmail.com)
Camilla Boisen (camillaboisen@gmail.com)
Natalie Riendeau (natalie.riendeau@gmail.com)
Session 2 (ALB 3.008) Crisis and Europe
Crisis: Catastrophe or Salvation? The Horizons of the European Citizenship
Fabio Mengali, (University of Trento)
Evolution from Democracy to “Manipulocracy” In the Crisis of State Sovereignty
Sedef Aslı Topal (University of Szeged)
Rethinking Political Theory through the Climate Crisis
Kellan Anfinson, (Sciences Po)
Session 4 (ALB 3.008)Crisis and Political Theory
Globalization and the Question of African Identity
Damian Ilodigwe, (Ss Peter and Paul Major Seminary, Bodija, Ibadan)
Crisis and ideas of colonial justifications
Camilla Boisen (University of the Witwatersrand)
Michael Oakeshott on Political Crisis
Natalie Riendeau (Cardiff University)
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Democratic Secrecy (DS)
Conveners: Dorota Mokrosinska (d.m.mokrosinska@phil.leidenuniv.nl)
Eric R. Boot (e.r.boot@hum.leidenuniv.nl)
Session 1 (HBS G.7) The Status of Secrecy in Democratic Politics
From Secret Diplomacy to Diplomatic Secrecy: Contemporary Approaches to Secrecy of and about
Interstate Relations
Megan Donaldson (History, Cambridge),
The Dilemma of Democratic Authorization of State Secrecy
Dorota Mokrosinska (Philosophy, Leiden)
Democracy, Transparency, Secrecy
Andreas Mix (Political Science, Gießen)
Session 2 (HBS G.7) The Status of Secrecy in Democratic Politics
Democratic Secrecy and Law Making: The Case of Trilogues in the EU Legislative Process
Emanuele Rebasti (Legal Service, Council of the EU)
Linking Governance Rationales and Regimes of Non-Disclosure. Ratio(s) of National Security
Secrecy
Marlen Heide and Jean-Patrick Villeneuve (Università della Svizzera italiana, Lugano)
Democratic Secrecy and the Policy of Neither Confirm Nor Deny
Katerina Hadjimatheou (Politics and International Studies, Warwick)
Session 3 (HBS G.7) Limiting and Regulating State Secrecy
Individual Rights, Administrative Rules,and the Problem of Enforcing Information Access
Mark Fenster (Law, University of Florida)
How Can Parliaments Oversee Executive Secrecy?
Dorothee Riese, (Political Science, Leipzig)
How to Justify Classified Public Whistleblowing?
Eric Boot (Philosophy, Leiden)
Session 4 (HBS G.7) Abuses of Secrecy
Open Secrecy and Political Corruption
James Hodgson (Politics, York)
Why should not we limit publicity on epistemic grounds? When could we limit it on egalitarian
grounds?
John Pitseys (CRISP, Louvain-la- Neuve)
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Electoral Systems and Political Theory (ESPT)
Conveners: Daniel Weinstock (danielweins@gmail.com)
Matteo Bonotti (BonottiM@cardiff.ac.uk)
Session 2 (HBS, Cordingley Room)
Electoral Discrimination and the Electoral System Design
Nenad Stojanović (University of Lucerne)
Mobilizing Voters as Partisans and the Importance of the Electoral Context
Emilee Chapman (Stanford University)
Electoral Systems and Political Elites: Entrenchment as a Challenge to the Deliberative Defense of
Partisanship
Jacob Eisler (University of Cambridge)
Session 3 (HBS, Cordingley Room)
Coalitions and the Justification for Party Government
James Hodgson (University of York)
Liberalism as Centripetalism
Piet Goemans (University of Pavia)
Session 4 (HBS, Cordingley Room)
Why Campaign Finance Matters: On the Normative Significance of Electoral Spending
Prithviraj Datta (Stanford University)
Political Parties, Ideological Diversity and Electoral Design
Dominique Leydet (Université du Québec à Montréal)
Electoral Systems and Public Reason
Matteo Bonotti (Cardiff University)
Session 5 (HBS, Cordingley Room)
Truth in Voting and Fair Representation
David Estlund (Brown University) and Colin Guthrie King (Providence College)
Non-Ideal Democratic Authority: The Case of Undemocratic Elections
Alexander Kirshner (Duke University)
On the Very Idea of a Wasted Vote
Daniel Weinstock (McGill University)
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Embracing Plurality, Learning through Practice (EPLP)
Conveners: Janosch Prinz (j.prinz@qub.ac.uk)
Irene Vanini (irene.vanini1@unimi.it)
Session 1 (ALB G.019)
Realist Liberalism: An Agenda
Andrew Sabl (Yale University)
Political Patients. From the Competence Principle to the Principle of Consideration
Roberta Sala (University Vita-Salute San Raffaele) and Virginia Sanchini (Fondazione Istituto Firc di
Oncologia Molecolare)
What does it mean to be realist (not realistic) about legitimacy?
Janosch Prinz (Queen’s University Belfast)
Session 2 (ALB G.019)
Why and how an analogy between fiction and realist political theory can widen our horizon?
Zoltán Gábor Szücs (Centre for Social Sciences)
What sort of ethic? Differing types of Prescriptive Political Realism
Anthony Miller (Ryerson University)
Political Realism and Practical Irrationality
Carlo Burelli (Centro Einaudi, University of Milan)
Session 3 (ALB G.019)
The Model of the Legislator: Political Theory, Public Policy, and Realist Utopianism
Paul Raekstad (Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature)
The Swedish welfare state and the refugee crisis – a realist view
Björn Östbring (Department of Political Science, Lund University)
What is Pluralism. Morality, Individuals, Institutions
Ingrid Salvatore (Università di Salerno)
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Environmental Human Rights (EHR)
Convenors: Ashley Dodsworth (Ashley.dodsworth@bristol.ac.uk)
Markku Oksanen (markku.oksanen@uef.fi)
Session 3 (ALB G.018)
Ashley Dodsworth & Markku Oksanen: Opening and introductions
So Good About Adjudicating Environmental Disputes in Human Rights Courts?: Six Mutually
Supporting Benefits
Daniel Corrigan (University of Miami)
What does a Right to a ‘Natural’ Environment Mean? Defining the Natural in the Anthropocene
Ashley Dodsworth (University of Bristol)
Session 4 (ALB G.018)
“Turning up the heat” – Assigning responsibility for providing and protecting environmental human
rights
Selina O’Doherty (University Of South Wales)
Human Rights and Rights to Natural Resources
Petra Gümplová (Max Weber Kolleg University of Erfurt)
The human right to landscape: sense or nonsense?
Markku Oksanen (University of Eastern Finland)
Climate change, human rights and individual responsibility
Corey Katz (Saint Louis University)
Session 5 (ALB G.018)
Future People’s Rights
Hubert Schnüriger (University of Basel)
Justifying the imposition of risks of rights violations on future people on contractualist grounds
Eike Düvel (Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz)
Round table on the book proposal and concluding discussion
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Epistemic Perspectives on Democracy and the Market (EP)
Convenors: Michael Bennett (m.bennett@york.ac.uk)
Jonathan Benson (j.benson@manchester.ac.uk)
Session 1 (HBS Hanson Room)
Democracy, Knowledge and Testimony
Jonathan Benson (University of Manchester)
Governance, ideology and the discovery process: implications of the post-Hayekian turn
Dan Greenwood (University of Westminster)
We know it! Social epistemology and democratic bioethical decisions
Silvia Tossut (Università Vita-Salute san Raffaele)
Getting it on at the FDA: The Case of Female Viagra, Expertise, Industry, and the People
Naomi Scheinerman (Yale University)
Session 2 (HBS Hanson Room)
Competition and Epistemic Gain
Stephen Hood (University of Manchester)
A Hayekian account of utilising dispersed and tacit knowledge in moral discourse
Kaveh Pourvand (LSE)
Risk is our business: why unselfish co-operators need ‘skin in the game’
Nick Cowen (King’s College London)
Session 3 (HBS Hanson Room)
A critique of market alternatives to democratic incompetence
Michael Bennett (University of York)
Ethics in the Market and the Forum
Simon Kaye (King’s College London)
The Miracle of the Oracle: The Role of Assumptions in Epistemic Theory
Paul Gunn (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Epistemic Democracy and the Spectre of Incompetence
Felix Gerlsbeck (Technical University of Munich)
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Expanding the Horizon: Collective Moral Agency and Global Justice
(EH)
Convenors: Jelena Belic (belic_jelena@phd.ceu.edu)
Zlata Bozac (zlibozac@gmail.com)
Session 1 (ALB G.017)
Global Justice, Cooperative Action, and Responsibility Gaps
Anne Schwenkenbecher (Murdoch University)
Moral Obligation for Groups
Anton Eriksson (University of Sheffield)
What Do I Have to Do with Them? Mediation-Based Individual Obligations
Jelena Belic and Zlata Božac (Central European University)
Session 2 (ALB G.017)
Collectivization Duties in Global Ethics
Niels de Haan (University of Groningen)
A Collective Outcome Account of Collective Responsibility
Christine Hobden (European University Institute)
Session 3 (ALB G.017)
Individual Responsibility for Uncoordinated Group Actions
Daniel Hammer (Frankfurt University)
Is the International Community a Collective Moral Agent?
Christina Friedlaender (University of Memphis)
An Ontological Account of Group-Agent / Individual-Agent Differences in Responsibilities and
Rights
Leonie Smith (University of St Andrews)
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Freedom and the Workplace (FW)
Convenors: James Hickson (jh2034@york.ac.uk)
Mirjam Müller (mirjam.mueller.1@hu-berlin.de)
Session 1 (HBS G.033)
Freedom and the use of knowledge at work: Labour republicanism via Friedrich Hayek
Sean Irving (University of Manchester)
Labor republicanism, free labour, and precarious work
James Hickson (University of York)
Rational Inequality in The ‘Gig-Economy’
Eliana Zur-Szpiro (UCL)
Session 2 (HBS G.033)
Freedom in the Workplace: A Libertarian Socialist Analysis
Paul Raekstad (Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature)
If You’re a Workplace Democrat, How Come You’re Not a Socialist?
Nicholas Vrousalis (Leiden University)
The tyranny of Failed Application: On Ideology and Unemployment
Jordi Cabos (University of Bremen)
Session 3 (HBS G.033)
Gender Specific Forms of Exploitation
Mirjam Müller (Humboldt University)
On Forced Labour
Gulzaar Barn (Oxford University)
Session 4 (HBS G.033)
Freedom and the Workplace in the Information Age
Vangelis Papadimitropoulos (University of Crete, Greece)
Re-defining Means, Ends, Agents and Principals, in the Production of Wealth: Conceptual Insights
from a Poltical Economy of Labour
Edgar Manjarin Castellarnau (University of Barcelona)
Concluding Discussion
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From Bureaucracy to Governmentality: Subjection and Lived
Experience (FBTG)
Convenors: Guido Niccolò Barbi (guidoniccolo.barbi@kuleuven.be)
Liesbeth Schoonheim (liesbeth.schoonheim@kuleuven.be)
Session 1 (ALB 3.008)
The relationship between the political and the economic and the problem of the state in French
Post-Marxism
Svenja Bromberg (Goldsmiths, University of London)
The Rule by Nobody: Political Agency and Expertise
Guido Barbi (KU Leuven)
Plural intimacies: exploring Lebanese citizenship, sectarianism and the state through the practice of
civil marriage
Michela De Giacometti (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales)
Law, Violence, Action. Arendt on Subjectivity and Warfare
Liesbeth Schoonheim (KU Leuven)
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Harm Avoidance and Burden Sharing in Debates about Climate
Justice (HABS)
Convenors: Joshua Robert Wells (j.r.wells@pgr.reading.ac.uk)
Alex McLaughlin (a.mclaughlin@pgr.reading.ac.uk)
Vera Van Gool (v.vangool@pgr.reading.ac.uk)
Session 2 (ALB 4.050) “Harm avoidance” Chair: Alex McLaughlin
Principles to take moral schizophrenia seriously in the case of geoengineering
Joshua Wells (University of Reading)
Individual climate duties from a harm avoidance perspective
Augustin Fragnière (University of Washington)
Doing justice to future nonhuman generations
Anna Wienhues (University of Manchester)
Session 3 (ALB 4.050) “Burden Sharing” Chair: Vera Van Gool
What is at stake in debates about burden sharing?
Alex McLaughlin (University of Reading)
Ex ante compensation of climate change victims in developing countries: form, financing, and
allocation of resources
Christian Baatz (University of Kiel)
The Primacy of Harm Avoidance in Guiding Responses to ‘Climate Migration’
Jamie Draper (Utrecht)
Session 4 (ALB 4.050) “Cross overs” Chair: Joshua Wells
Precaution: a case of both harm avoidance and burden sharing
Vera Van Gool (University of Reading)
A climate justice to come
Marco Bernardini (University of Reading)
Local and Global Climate Justice
Eric Brandtstedt (Lund University/LSE)
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Marxism: Marx’s Capital (MMC)
Convenor: Mark Cowling (cmcowlinguk@gmail.com)
Session 1 (ALB G.035)
Marx on the Capitalist Division of Labour and its Overcoming in Capital
Paul Raekstad (University of Canterbury)
Capital as History and the History of Capital
Catherine Feely (University of Derby)
Labour/Unemployment, Value/Poverty: Some Dialectical Forms in Capital Volume I
Paul Smith (George Mason University)
Session 2 (ALB G.035)
The History of Value and the Value of History
Radhika Desai (University of Manitoba)
The Whole of the Storm: Money, debt and crisis in the current long depression
Alan Freeman (Geopolitical Economy Research Group)
TSSI Experiments in Circulation
Nic Potts (Solent University)
Marx as Alternative to “Marxian Economics”
Andrew Kilman (George Mason University)
Commodity Fetishism and the Origins of Human Subjectivisation
Nigel Greaves (Middle East Technical University, Northern Cyprus Campus)
Session 3 (ALB G.035)
Engels’ Dialectics of Nature and Marx’s Capital
Mark Cowling (Teesside University)
Primitive Accumulation, Today: Developments in biotechnology and the privatisation of life
Craig Whittall (University of Durham)
Marx’s idea on the change of property rights in the rise of capitalism in Capital I
Gaofeng Meng (University of Glasgow)
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New Hopes for Realistic Utopias (NHRU)
Convenor: Bart Engelen (b.engelen@uvt.nl)
Session 2 (ALB 3.040) Nudging, Autonomy, and Paternalism
Welcome and Introduction
Bart Engelen (Tilburg University)
Why Nudges May Justifiably Restrict Autonomy
Rebecca Ruehle (University of St Andrews)
The Nudger Can’t Touch Me
Anastasia Vugts (Wageningen University)
Paternalism as a Virtue
Thomas Nys (University of Amsterdam)
Session 3 (ALB 3.040) Practice and Criticisms
Behavioural Insights at Scale
Susannah Hume
Individuation of Outcomes in Behavioral Public Policies
Daphne Truijens (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Nudge, Behavioral Economics and Regulation: More Problems than Solutions?
Malik Bozzo-Rey (University Catholique de Lille)
Session 4 (ALB 3.040) Nudging towards Green and Consumer Behavior
Fairness, Peak Pricing and Nudging
Stijn Neuteleers (University of Groningen)
Legal Compliance and Linguistic Deviance in Consumer Contracts
Anne Brunon-Ernst (Panthéon-Assas University)
Session 5 (ALB 3.040) The Ethics of Nudging
The Threat of Choice Architecture to Moral Responsibility: Merely a Facade?
Philip Robichaud
The Consequentialist Turn in the Debates on the Ethics of Nudging
Bart Engelen (Tilburg University)
Ethics of Nudges” May Boil Down to Respect for Nudgees’ Preferences
Christine Clavien (University of Geneva)
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Personal Responsibility in Egalitarianism (PRE)
Convenor: Johanna Ahola Launonen (johanna.ahola-launonen@helsinki.fi)
Session 1 (ALB 2.016)
Contribution, non-contribution, and reciprocity
Johanna Ahola-Launonen (University of Helsinki/Aalto University)
Personal Responsibility in a Democratic Welfare State - A Plea for Fairness
Marion Smiley (Brandeis University)
Agent Responsibility: Political not Metaphysical
Jessica Kaplan (University of Cambridge)
Session 2 (ALB 2.016)
Agency, Accountability & Justice
Jodie Lamb (University of Manchester)
Rethinking the Place of Responsibility-Sensitivity Within Theories of Distributive (and Relational)
Justice
Alexander Brown (University of East Anglia)
Session 3 (ALB 2.016)
A Dilemma for Luck Egalitarian Responsibility-Sensitivity
Richard Rowland (Australian Catholic University)
Projects, Basic Needs, and Individual Responsibility
Bekka Williams (Minnesota State University)
Session 4 (ALB 2.016)
Relational Egalitarianism, Responsibility, and Markets
David Sherman (University of Montana)
Can Tan’s Institutional Luck Egalitarianism Preserve the Connection Between Choice and Rewards?
Jamie Robertson (York University Toronto, Canada)
Round table: Concluding thoughts, ideas and summarizing key ideas
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Political Theory and Heterodox Economics (PTHE)
Convenor: David Merrill (dcmerrill@gmail.com)
Session 4 (ALB G.017)
Rawls’ Difference Principle and the Socialization of the Rental Value of Land
Gavin Kerr (Queen’s University Belfast)
The Post-Keynesian and Modern Money Theory Critique of Neoclasssical Economics and the
Consequences for Liberal Political Theory
David Merrill (Hertfordshire)
Session 5 (ALB G.017)
Bounded Rationality and Constrained Maximization
Vangelis Chiotis (Anglia Ruskin University)
Power and Neoclassical Economics: A Return to Political Economy?
Adam Ozanne (Manchester)
Group Discussion
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Political Theory and Modus Vivendi (PTMV)
Convenors: Manon Westphal (manon.westphal@uni-muenster.de)
John Horton (j.horton@keele.ac.uk)
Session 1 (HBS G.06) Chair: John Horton
The Will to Live in Common’: Modus Vivendi and the Virtue of Civility
Derek Edyvane (University of Leeds, UK)
Isaiah Berlin and the nature of pluralism
Maria Dimova-Cookson (University of Durham, UK)
Liberal and modus vivendi legitimacy
Fabian Wenner (University of Münster, Germany)
Stability and the radical potential of modus vivendi
Nat Rutherford (Royal Holloway, University of London, UK)
Session 2 (HBS G.06) Chair: Maria Dimova-Cookson
What is Distinctive, and Distinctively Valuable, in Modus Vivendi Politics?
David McCabe (Colgate University, US)
Modus Vivendi and Global Justice
Katharine Schweitzer (University of Nevada, Reno, US)
The priority of politics to morality: two versions of practice-dependent liberalism
Valentina Gentile (LUISS, Rome, Italy)
Session 3 (HBS G.06) Chair: Katharine Schweitzer
An Evolutionary Approach to the Justification of Modus Vivendi
Luca Costa (University of Genova, Italy)
Modus Vivendi and Toleration
Michael Kühler (University of Münster, Germany)
Institutions of Modus Vivendi Politics
Manon Westphal (University of Münster, Germany)
Session 4 (HBS G.06) Chair: Manon Westphal
Agency, Practice, and Civil Association: Michael Oakeshott’s Account of modus vivendi
Simas Celutka (Vilnius University, Lithuania)
Liberalism, Paternalism and Diversity
Konstantinos Kalliris (King’s College London)
Modus vivendi and motivations for compliance
Roberta Sala (San Raffaele University, Italy)
Should a Rawlsian state coerce Nozick? On the sectarian critique of coercing unreasonable citizens
in Political Liberalism
Baldwin Wong (The Chinese University, Hong Kong)
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Re-Thinking the Collective / Addressing the Political (RCAP)
Convenors: Mareike Kajewski (mareike.kajewski@gmx.net)
Thomas Telios (thomas.telios@unisg.ch)
Session 1 (ALB 2.017) Political Collectives
The demos and the principle of labour
Nicolas Schneider (University of Kingston)
The Corporate State
Mathias Hein Jessen (Copenhagen Business School)
Collecting publics and public collectives: the state between nature, legislation and recognition
Niccolo Milanese (EHESS, Paris)
Session 2 (ALB 2.017) Foundations of Collective Agency
Marx’ notion of common-being as being-in-common
Thomas Telios (University of St. Gallen/Goethe-University Frankfurt)
Overcoming Alienation? Sartre’s Notion of Common Praxis
Gerhard Thonhauser (University of Vienna)
The social production of collection action: why collectives should be conservatively radical
Chris Henry (University of Kent)
Session 3 (ALB 2.017) Re-Modeling the Collective: Culture vs. Nature
Relational and affective agency
Esther Mader (University of Cologne)
Encounter and the common: questions on the precondition of revolutionary agency
Sophia Rahel Süss (University of Vienna) & Niki Kubaczek (Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna)
Challenging Culture in the Name of the Collective
Ben Turner (University of Kent)
Session 4 (ALB 2.017) Post-individualism and Radical Democracy
Exploring The Triadic Nature of Radical Democratic Community
Theresa Clasen (Humboldt University in Berlin)
The Collective of the “Space of Appearances“ in Hannah Arendt’s Political Thought
Shmuel Lederman (The Open University of Israel)
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Rethinking Civic Education in Pluralistic Societies (RCE)
Convenor: Johannes Drerup (drerup@uni-landau.de)
Session 4 (ALB G.030)
Democratic Participation and Civic Conscience: A Theoretical Accounting of Democratic Authority in
Secondary Schools
Jacob Garett (University of Utah)
Religion and tradition in the school environment: an analysis of educational policies in England and
Ireland
Tarcísio Amorim (UCD School of Politics and International Relations, Dublin)
Universality and Particularity
Lars Osterloh (Leipzig)
Session 5 (ALB G.030)
Cultivating liberal citizens by reading classics
Baldwin Wong (The Chinese University, Hong Kong)
Civic education and the paradoxes of toleration
Johannes Drerup (University of Koblenz-Landau)
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Risk & Uncertainty (RU)
Convenors: Chris Marshall (c.j.marshall@lse.ac.uk)
Tom Rowe (t.rowe@lse.ac.uk)
Session 1 (ALB G.018)
Risk, Calamity, and Apology
Marko Ahteensuu (Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden & Turku Institute for Advanced Studies)
The Moral Foundations of Mistaken Defense
Renee Bolinger (University of Southern California)
Moral Caution and its Consequences
Richard Rowland (Australian Catholic University)
Session 2 (ALB G.018)
Uncertainty in Intergenerational Ethics
Jared Houston (Queen’s University, Canada)
Risk, Expected Moral Value, and the Imperative of Responsibility
Matthew Rendall (University of Nottingham)
Guidance from Precautionary Principles Given Risk and Uncertainty
Matthew Braddock (University of Tennessee, Martin)
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The Ethical Experience of War (TEEW)
Convenor: Sam Clark (sam.clark@lancaster.ac.uk)
Session 1 (ALB G.031)
From Ethical Demandingness to Ethical Exhaustion
Michael Robillard (University of Connecticut)
War Experience and the Unity of a Life
Sam Clark (Lancaster University)
Session 2 (ALB G.031)
Can we Consent to Soldier?
Sarah Hitchen (Lancaster University)
Meaning and Moral Injury
Kevin Cutright (Saint Louis University)
On War and Warring
Matthew Yaw (Loyola University Chicago)
Session 3 (ALB G.031)
TBA
Tara Woodyer (University of Portsmouth)
Phronesis and the Profession of Arms
John Baldari (University of Leeds)
Session 4 (ALB G.031)
Methods round table
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The Politics of Higher Education: Analyses, Assessments, Alternatives
(PHE)
Convenors: Pieter Pekelharing
Hans Radder (H.Radder@vu.nl)
Session 3 (ALB 3.077)
Embedded libertarianism: Reframing social citizenship in the wake of consumerist higher education
reforms in the UK and the Netherlands
Yussef al Tamimi (University of Oxford and VU University Amsterdam)
The epistemic basic structure, justice and universities
Faik Kurtulmus (Sabanci University Istanbul)
Session 4 (ALB 3.077)
Universities in the Society - Collaboration and social contribution in the strategic platforms of the
Nordic universities
Anita Välikangas (University of Helsinki)
Why scientific knowledge is, and should remain, a common good
Hans Radder (VU University Amsterdam)
Perverse incentives in science and the threat they pose to the value of a doctorate
Sicco D. de Knecht (University of Amsterdam)
Session 5 (ALB 3.077)
Academic dissensus and exclusion: The creating of peripheral yet powerful zones of (non)
participation in higher education
Richard Watermeyer (University of Bath)
On academic freedom, science and democracy
Pieter Pekelharing (University of Amsterdam)
Changing the university: conditions and opportunities
General discussion
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The Political Theory of Social Norms (PTSN)
Convenors: Billy Christmas (billy.christmas@manchester.ac.uk)
Carlo Cordasco (c.cordasco@sheffield.ac.uk)
Session 2 (HBS G.35)
An Ethos of Liberty: Liberal Political Institutions and Social Norms
Billy Christmas (University of Manchester) & Carlo Cordasco (University of Sheffield)
Social Norms and Civic Education
Emily McTernan (UCL)
Session 3 (HBS G.35)
Virtue, Norms, and the Institutional Context of Liberal Citizenship
Mark Button (University of Utah)
There is No Political Theory of Social Norms
Thomas Noah (University of Pennsylvania)
Session 4 (HBS G.35)
The Normative Relevance of Social Norms for Political Theory
Agnes Tam
Lege Sine Moribus Vanae
Thomas Noah & Molly Sinderbrand (University of Pennsylvania)
Social Norms and Territorial Rights
Laura Lo Coco (King’s College London)
Session 5 (HBS G.35)
Tax Avoidance and Social Norms
Hamish Russell (University of Toronto)
Enforcing Social Norms: the Morality of Public Criticism and Shaming
Paul Billingham (Oxford)
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The Significance of Addressing Past Wrongs in the Struggle for
Social Justice (SAPW)
Convenors: Johannes Schulz (schulz@soz.uni-frankfurt.de)
Malte Ibsen (ibsen@soz.uni-frankfurt.de)
Session 1 (ALB G.038)
The backward-looking dimension of the Beneficiaries Pay Principle: the standpoint for justifying
compensatory climate justice
Laura Garcia Portela (University of Valencia)
Structure Versus Agency? The Relation Between Past Wrongs and Present Day Injustice
Daniel Butt (Oxford University)
Supersession and Integrating Historical Injustice
Timothy Waligore (Pace University)
Session 2 (ALB G.038) Starting at 10.30am
Distributive justice, corrective justice, and moral repair
Andrew Cohen (Georgia State University)
Beyond the Forward-Looking/Backward-Looking Binary: Police Violence, Reparations, and the
Irreducibly Personal Dimension of Justice-Seeking
Jennifer Page (Brown University)
Session 3 (ALB G.038)
Must Rhodes Fall? Social Struggle over Symbolic Remnants of the Unjust Past
Johannes Schulz (University of Frankfurt)
Progress through the unjust past
Alasia Nuti (University of York/ University of Frankfurt)
Reasons to be Cheerful? The Significance of Past Wrongs in Adorno and Habermas
Malte Froslee Ibsen (University of Frankfurt/ University of Copenhagen)
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Theories of Public Reason (TPR)
Convenors: Paul Billingham (paul.billingham@politics.ox.ac.uk)
Anthony Taylor (anthony.taylor@nuffield.ox.ac.uk)
Session 1 (ALB G.037)
Public Reason and Social Equality
Han Van Wietmarschen (UCL)
Public Reason, Compromise, and Community
Andrew Lister (Queen’s)
The Prospects of Public Reason
Jinzhou Ye (Leuven)
Session 2 (ALB G.037)
On the Implications of Public Reason
Areti Theofilopoulou (Oxford)
Constructing Public Values
Anthony Taylor (Oxford)
Public Reason and the Non-Identity Problem
Jeremy Williams (Birmingham)
Session 3 (ALB G.037)
Scientific Reasons, Accessibility, and Public Reason
Gabriele Badano (Cambridge) & Matteo Bonotti (Cardiff)
What’s Wrong With Advocacy From Private Reasons Under Circumstances of Incompleteness?
Julia Netter (Oxford)
Public Reason and the Limits of Responsibility
Frodo Podschwadek (Glasgow)
Session 4 (ALB G.037)
Is There an Epistemic Argument for Political Liberalism?
Matthias Brinkmann (Oxford)
Epistemic Public Reason
Sameer Bajaj (Arizona)
On the Epistemic Status of Reasonable Disagreement: Reply to Enoch
Mike Ashfield (Southern California)
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Contact List
MANCEPT Workshops 2016
Johanna Ahola-Launonen University of Helsinki johanna.ahola-launonen@helsinki.fi
Marko Ahteensuu University of Turku mataah@utu.fi
Yussef Al Tamimi University of Oxford yussef_altamimi@hotmail.com
Tarcisio Amorim UCD tarcisio.amorim@yahoo.com.br
Kellan Anfinson Sciences Po kanfi2040@gmail.com
Michael Ashfield University of Southern California ashfield@usc.edu
Christian Baatz University of Kiel baatz@philsem.uni-kiel.de
Gabriele Badano Cambridge University gb521@cam.ac.uk
Sameer Bajaj University of Arizona sameer.bajaj1@gmail.com
John Baldari University of Leeds prjdb@leeds.ac.uk
Guido Niccolo Barbi KU Leuven guidoniccolo.barbi@kuleuven.be
Gulzaar Barn Oxford University gulzaar.barn@gmail.com
Michael Bennett University of York m.bennett@york.ac.uk
Jonathan Benson The University of Manchester j.benson@manchester.ac.uk
Marco Bernardini University of Reading marco.bernardini1@icloud.com
Paul Billingham Christ Church, University of Oxford paul.billingham@chch.ox.ac.uk
Gunnar Björnsson Umeå University gunnar.bjornsson@umu.se
Camilla Boisen University of the Witwatersrand , camillaboisen@gmail.com
Renee Bolinger University of Southern California rbolinge@usc.edu
Matteo Bonotti Cardiff University BonottiM@cardiff.ac.uk
Eric Boot Leiden University e.r.boot@hum.leidenuniv.nl
Zlata Bozac Central European University zlibozac@gmail.com
Matthew Braddock University of Tennessee, Martin mbraddo1@utm.edu
Eric Brandstedt Lund University/LSE e.brandstedt@lse.ac.uk
Matthias Brinkmann University of Oxford matthias.brinkmann@philosophy.
ox.ac.uk
Svenja Bromberg Goldsmiths, University of London svenja.bromberg@gmail.com
Anne BRUNON-ERNST Panthéon-Assas University annebrunon@gmail.com
Kerstin Budde NYU Berlin kerstinbudde@hotmail.com
Carlo Burelli Centro Einaudi, University of Milan burelli.carlo@gmail.com
Daniel Butt University of Oxford daniel.butt@balliol.ox.ac.uk
Mark Button University of Utah mark.button@poli-sci.utah.edu
Jordi Cabos University of Bremen cabos@uni-bremen.de
William Callions UC Berkeley wacallison@berkeley.edu
Lousie Campbell National Univeristy of Ireland, Galway louise.campbell@nuigalway.ie
Simas Celutka Vilnius University simas.celutka@gmail.com
Emilee Chapman Stanford University emileebc@stanford.edu
Eric Chelstrom St. Mary's University echelstrom@stmarytx.edu
Richard Child University of Manchester richard.child@manchester.ac.uk
Vangelis Chiotis Anglia Ruskin University vangelis@vivaldi.net
William Christmas The University of Manchester billy.christmas@manchester.ac.uk
Wojciech Ciszewski Jagiellonian University ciszewski.wojciech@gmail.com
Sam Clark Lancaster University sam.clark@lancaster.ac.uk
Theresa Clasen : Humboldt Universität Berlin teteclasen@gmx.de
Christine Clavien University of Geneva christine.clavien@unige.ch
Giovanni Cogliandro University of Rome Tor vergata cogliandro@gmail.com
Andrew Cohen Georgia State University aicohen@gsu.edu
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Stephanie Collins University of Manchester stephanie.collins@manchester.ac.uk
Carlo Cordasco University of Sheffield cl.cordasco@gmail.com
Sean Cordell The Open University sean.cordell@open.ac.uk
Daniel Corrigan University of Miami d.corrigan1@umiami.edu
Luca Costa Università degli Studi di Genova lucagenova@fastwebnet.it
Nick Cowen King's College London nick.cowen@uclmail.net
Felicity Crowther University of Manchester felicity.crowther@postgrad.mbs.ac.uk
Kevin Cutright Saint Louis University krcutright@slu.edu
Prithviraj Datta Center for Ethics in Society, Stanford prithvirajdutta@gmail.com
University
Michela De Giacometti Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences degiacomettimichela@gmail.com
Sociales
Niels de Haan University of Groningen nielson88@hotmail.com
Sicco de Knecht University of Amsterdam sicco.de.knecht@gmail.com
Luca Delbello University of Illinois at Chicag ldelbe2@uic.edu
Owen Dempsey University of Manchester, Institute of o.dempsey@virgin.net
Education
Radhika Desai Geopolitical Economy Research Group radhika.desai@umanitoba.ca
Maria Dimova-Cookson
University of Durham
maria.dimova-cookson@durham.ac.uk
Ashley Dodsworth University of Bristol ashley_dodsworth@yahoo.co.uk
Megan Donaldson King's College, Cambridge megan.donaldson@gmail.com
James Draper University of Reading j.draper92@gmail.com
Johannes Drerup University of Koblenz-Landau johannes.drerup@uni-muenster.de
Eike Düvel Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz eikeduevel@gmail.com
Elizabeth Edenberg Fordham University , eedenberg@fordham.edu
Derek Edyvane University of Leeds d.j.edyvane@leeds.ac.uk
Jacob Eisler Jesus College jme42@cam.ac.uk
Bart Engelen Tilburg University b.engelen@uvt.nl
Brian Epstein Tufts University , brian.epstein@tufts.edu
Anton Eriksson University of Sheffield aeriksson1@sheffield.ac.uk
Catherine Feely University of Derby c.feely@derby.ac.uk
Joe Femia University of Liverpool femia@liverpool.ac.uk)
Mark Fenster University of Florida fenster@law.ufl.edu
Tim Fowler University of Bristol tim.fowler@bristol.ac.uk
Augustin Fragniere University of Washington afragne@gmail.com
Alan Freeman Geopolitical Economy Research Group afreeman@iwgvt.org
Christina Friedlaender University of Memphis cwarne@memphis.edu
Frøydis Gammelsæter University of Oslo , froydiga@ifikk.uio.no
Laura García University of Valencia , laura.garciaportela@gmail.com
Michael Garnett Birkbeck College m.garnett@bbk.ac.uk
Jacob Garrett University of Utah , jacob.garrett@utah.edu
Maud Faïle Gauthier-Chung LSE m.f.gauthier-chung@lse.ac.uk
Valentina Gentile LUISS University valegentile.vg@gmail.com
Felix Gerlsbeck Technical University of Munich felix.gerlsbeck@gmail.com
Piet Goemans University of Pavia goemans.piet@gmail.com
Daniel Greenwood University of Westminster d.greenwood2@westminster.ac.uk
Petra Gümplova Max Weber Kolleg University of Erfurt petra.guemplova@uni-erfurt.de
Paul Gunn Goldsmiths, University of London p.gunn@gold.ac.uk
Katerina Hadjimatheou University of Warwick k.hadjimatheou@warwick.ac.uk
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Roohollah Haghshenas IHSS r.haghshenas@ut.ac.ir
Michelle Hawkins University of Ottawa michellehawkins@gmail.com
Marlen Heide Università della Svizzera Italiana heidem@usi.ch
Chris Henry University of Kent ch467@kent.ac.uk
Kendy Hess College of the Holy Cross khess@holycross.edu
James Hickson University of York jh2034@york.ac.uk
Sarah Hitchen Lancaster University , s.hitchen1@lancaster.ac.uk
James Hodgson University of York jdh622@gmail.com
John Horton Keele University j.horton@keele.ac.uk
Jared Houston Queen's University (Canada) jared.houston@gmail.com
Malte Frøslee Ibsen University of Copenhagen mfb@ifs.ku.dk
Violetta Igneski McMaster University igneski@mcmaster.ca
Damian Ilodigwe Ss Peter and Paul Seminary, Bodija, Ibadan.
Nigeria
damianilodigwe@hotmail.com
Sean Irving University of Manchester Sean.Irving@manchester.ac.uk
Tracy Isaacs Western University (Canada) tracyisaacs1@gmail.com
Ruxandra Ivanescu University of Manchester ruxandra.ivanescu@gmail.com
Mathias Hein Jessen Copenhagen Business School mhj.dbp@cbs.dk
Mareike Kajewski Goethe University Frankfurt am Main mareike.kajewski@gmx.net
Konstantinos Kalliris King's College London konstantinos.kalliris@gmail.com
Jessica Kaplan University of Cambridge jess.kaplan123@gmail.com
Simon Kaye King's College London sk@simontkaye.com
Gavin Kerr Independent Researcher gkerr10@qub.ac.uk
Colin Guthrie King Providence College colin.king@providence.edu
Alexander Kirshner Duke University , alexander_kirshner@yahoo.com
Andrew Kliman Pace University akliman@pace.edu
Niki Kubaczek Art University Vienna n.kubaczek@gmx.at
Michael Kühler Centre for Advanced Study in Bioethics, michael.kuehler@uni-muenster.de
Münster, Germany
Faik Kurtulmus Sabanci University afaikkurtulmus@sabanciuniv.edu
Margot Kuylen University of Essex mkuyle@essex.ac.uk
Jodie Lamb University of Manchester jodie.lamb@manchester.ac.uk
Shmuel Lederman University of Haifa shmulikled@gmail.com
Val Lenferna University of Manchester val.lenferna@manchester.ac.uk
Dominique Leydet Université du Québec à Montréal leydet.dominique@uqam.ca
Andrew Lister Queen's University, Canada andrew.lister@queensu.ca
Laura Lo Coco King's College London laura.lo_coco@kcl.ac.uk
Esther Mader University of Cologne mader_e@web.de
Imke Maessen Institute for Philosophy imkemaessen@hotmail.com
Edgar Manjarin University of Barcelona edgarmanjarin@ub.edu
Christopher Marshall London School of Economics and Political c.j.marshall@lse.ac.uk
Science
Ewa Matejkowska Jagiellonian University ewa.matejkowska@gmail.com
David McCabe Colgate University dmccabe@colgate.edu
Alex McLaughlin University of Reading a.mclaughlin@pgr.reading.ac.uk
Alastair McLeish University of Aberdeen AaMcLeish@Aol.com
Emily McTernan UCL e.mcternan@ucl.ac.uk
Fabio Mengali University of Trento fabio.mengali@unitn.it
David Merrill University of Hertfordshire , dcmerrill@gmail.com
Niccolo Milanese EHESS Paris n.milanese@euroalter.com
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Anthony Miller Ryerson University anthony.miller@ryerson.ca
Chris Mills University College London christopheredwardmills@gmail.com
Andreas Mix Justus Liebig University Giessen andreas.mix@sowi.uni-giessen.de
Dorota Mokrosinska Leiden University d.m.mokrosinska@phil.leidenuniv.nl
Giuseppe Montalbano LUISS Guido Carli giuseppe.fabio.montalbano@gmail.
com
Natalia Moreira University of Manchester natalia.moreira@postgrad.manchester.
ac.uk
Mirjam Mueller Humboldt University mirjam.mueller.1@hu-berlin.de
Nicola Mulkeen University of Manchester nicola.mulkeen@manchester.ac.uk
Robert Munro University of Manchester Robert.Munro@manchester.ac.uk
Nabil Nazha University of Illinois at Chicago nnazha2@uic.edu
Julia Netter University of Oxford julia.netter@politics.ox.ac.uk
Stijn Neuteleers University of Groningen stijn.neuteleers@gmail.com
Thomas Noah University of Pennsylvania tnoah@sas.upenn.edu
Alasia Nuti University of York alasia.nuti@york.ac.uk
Thomas Nys University of Amsterdam t.r.v.nys@uva.nl
Selina O'Doherty University of South Wales selina.odoherty1@southwales.ac.uk
Toru OGA Kyushu University toga@law.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Markku Oksanen University of Eastern Finland markku.oksanen@uef.fi
Björn Östbring Department of Political Science, Lund bjorn.ostbring@svet.lu.se
University
Lars Osterloh LarsOsterloh@web.de
Adam Ozanne University of Manchester adam.ozanne@manchester.ac.uk
Jennifer Page University of Zurich ajenniferpage@gmail.com
Vangelis Papadimitropoulos
University of Crete, Greece
vagpap78@hotmail.com
James Pattison University of Manchester james.pattison@manchester.ac.uk
Pieter Pekelharing University of Amsterdam p.pekelharing@uva.nl
Alexandra Pepper University of Manchester alexandra.pepper@student.manchester.ac.uk
Orphee Senouf Pilpoul University of Tel Aviv , orps777@gmail.com
Felix Pinkert University of Warwick philosophy@felixpinkert.com
John Pitseys CRISP , j.pitseys@crisp.be
Frodo Podschwadek University of Glasgow frodo.podschwadek@gmail.com
Nic Potts Southampton Solent University nick.potts@solent.ac.uk
Kaveh Pourvand LSE kpourvand@gmail.com
Janosch Prinz Queen's University Belfast j.prinz@qub.ac.uk
Johanna Privitera Humboldt University, Berlin , j.privitera@gmx.com
Jennifer Quaid University of Ottawa jquaid@uottawa.ca
Hans Radder Department of Philosophy, VU University h.radder@vu.nl
Amsterdam
Paul Raekstad Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature paul.raekstad@cantab.net
Emanuele Rebasti Council of the European Union emanuele.rebasti@consilium.europa.eu
Matthew Rendall University of Nottingham matthew.rendall@nottingham.ac.uk
Natalie Riendeau Cardiff University natalie.riendeau@gmail.com
Dorothee Riese Leipzig University dorothee.riese@uni-leipzig.de
Stephanie Rinaldi University of Manchester stephanie.rinaldi@manchester.ac.uk
Joseph Roberts University of Manchester joseph.roberts-2@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
Jamie Robertson York University jkrob@yorku.ca
Philip Robichaud Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam p.robichaud@vu.nl
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Michael Robillard University of Connecticut mikerobillard43@gmail.com
Sarah Roe Southern Connecticut State University , roes1@southernct.edu
Miriam Ronzoni University of Manchester miriam.ronzoni@manchester.ac.uk
Noémie Roualt University of Manchester Noemie.Rouault@manchester.ac.uk
Michael Rovatsos University of Edinburgh mrovatso@inf.ed.ac.u
Thomas Rowe London School of Economics t.rowe@lse.ac.uk
Richard Rowland Australian Catholic University richard_rowland@live.co.uk
Rebecca Ruehle University of St Andrews Rebecca@Ruehle.eu
Hamish Russell University of Toronto hamish.russell@mail.utoronto.ca
Nat Rutherford Royal Holloway, University of London natrutherford@gmail.com
Katherine Ryan University College Cork ryank17@tcd.ie
Andrew Sabl Yale University , andrew.sabl@yale.edu
Roberta Sala University Vita-Salute San Raffaele sala.roberta@unisr.it
Ingrid Salvatore Università di Salerno cefisi@tin.it
Virginia Sanchini Fondazione Istituto Firc di Oncologia
Molecolare
virginia.sanchini@ifom.eu
Gianluca Sardi University of Teramo gianlucasardi1@gmail.com
Naomi Scheinerman Yale University naomi.scheinerman@yale.edu
Hubert Schnueriger University of Basel hubert.schnueriger@unibas.ch
Liesbeth Schoonheim KU Leuven liesbeth.schoonheim@kuleuven.be
Johannes Schulz University of Frankfurt schulz@soz.uni-frankfurt.de
Katharine Schweitzer University of Nevada, Reno kjschweitzer@unr.edu
Anne
Schwenkenbecher
Murdoch University, School of Arts a.schwenkenbecher@murdoch.edu.au
John Scott scott-j17@sky.com
David Sherman University of Montana david.sherman@umontana.edu
Liam Shields University of Manchester liam.shields@manchester.ac.uk
Leonie Smith University of St Andrews smith_leonie@hotmail.com
Paul Smith George Mason University, USA psmith5@gmu.edu
Lisa Spieker University of Tübingen lisaspieker@web.de
Nenad Stojanovic University of Lucerne nenad.stojanovic@yahoo.com
Rahel Süß University Vienna rahel@bildhau.de
Zoltán Gábor Szucs Centre for Social Sciences szucs.zoltan.gabor@tk.mta.hu
Anthony Taylor University of Oxford anthony.taylor@nuffield.ox.ac.uk
Thomas Telios University St. Gallen thomas.telios@unisg.ch
Areti Theofilopoulou University of Oxford areti.theofilopoulou@stx.ox.ac.uk
Gerhard Thonhauser Department of Philosophy; University of gerhard.thonhauser@univie.ac.a
Vienna
Sedef Asli Topal University of Szeged topalsedef@gmail.com
Silvia Tossut Università Vita-Salute san Raffaele silvia.tossut@gmail.com
Julian Townshend Manchester Metropolitan University J.Townshend@mmu.ac.uk
Daphne Truijens Erasmus University Rotterdam dctruijens@gmail.com
Benjamin Turner University of Kent bt205@kent.ac.uk
Anita Valikangas University of Helsinki , anita.valikangas@helsinki.fi
Vera Van Gool University of Reading v.vangool@pgr.reading.ac.uk
Sara Van Goozen University of Manchester sara.vangoozen@manchester.ac.uk
Han
van Wietmarschen
UCL
j.wietmarschen@ucl.ac.uk
Irene Vanini Università degli Studi di Milano irene.vanini1@unimi.it
Nicholas Vrousalis Leiden University nvrousalis@gmail.com
Anastasia Vugts Wageningen University anastasia.vugts@wur.nl
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Timothy Waligore Pace University tpw2001@columbia.edu
Richard Watermeyer University of Bath r.p.watermeyer@bath.ac.uk
Daniel Weinstock McGill University danielweins@gmail.com
Joshua Wells University of Reading j.r.wells@pgr.reading.ac.uk
Fabian Wenner Münster University fabian.wenner@gmx.de
Manon Westphal University of Muenster manon.westphal@uni-muenster.de
Heather Whitney University of Chicago heatherwhitney@uchicago.edu
Craig Whittall Durham University c.a.whittall@gmail.com
Anna Wienhues University of Manchester anna.wienhues@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
Andrew Wilford University Of Chichester a.wilford@chi.ac.uk
Bekka Williams Minnesota State University, Mankato bekka.williams@mnsu.edu
Jeremy Williams University of Birmingham , j.s.williams@bham.ac.uk
Baldwin Wong Chinese University, Hong Kong baldwinwong@eservices.cuhk.edu.hk
Tara Woodyer University of Portsmouth tara.woodyer@port.ac.uk
Bill Wringe Bilkent University billwringesemail@gmail.com
Matthew Yaw Loyola University Chicago myaw@luc.edu
Jinzhou Ye KU Leuven jinzhou.ye@kuleuven.be
Nga Yin Tam Queen's University agnestny@gmail.com
Elyse Zavar Southern Connecticut State University zavare1@southernct.edu
Eliana Zur-Szpiro UCL elianazurszpiro@gmail.com
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MANCEPT Workshops Organising Team
Richard Child
Steph Collins
Val Lenferna
Nicola Mulkeen
Stephanie Rinaldi
MANCEPT Workshops Helpers
Felicity Crowther
Sean Irving
Ruxandra Ivanescu
Jodie Lamb
Natalia Moreira
Robert Munro
Alex Pepper
Joseph Roberts
Sara Van Goozen
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Ideas of Places to Dine
Brodsky Restaurant (in the RNCM) (£)
Modern British
http://www.rncm.ac.uk/visit-us/brodsky/
124 Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9RD. (approx. 1 min walk from the conference)
EastzEast (£££)
Indian
http://eastzeast.com/venues/manchester-princess-street/
Princess Street, Manchester M1 7DG (approx. 15 min walk from the conference)
Umami (££)
Japenese Sushi and noodle bar
www.mudcrabindustries.co.uk/manchester
149-153 Oxford Rd, Manchester, M1 7EE (approx. 4 min walk from the conference)
Pizza Express (££)
Pizza and Italian
http://www.pizzaexpress.com/
79 Oxford Street, M1 6FQ (approx. 16 min walk from the conference)
Red Chilli (£££)
Chinese
http://redchillirestaurant.co.uk/manchester-ox_gallery.asp
413-419 Oxford Rd, M13 9WL (approx. 8 min walk from the conference)
The Tempus Bar and Restaurant (£££)
Modern British
http://www.palacehotelmanchestercity.co.uk/dining/
Inside the Palace Hotel, Oxford Street, M60 7HA (approx. 14 min walk from the conference)
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Notes

The dinner will be held
at the Midland Hotel
Peter St, Manchester
M60 2DS
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Humanities Bridgeford
Street Building
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Arthur Lewis Building
Student Accomodation
is at Hulme Hall, Oxford
Place, Victoria Park,
M14 5RR