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Agential Power and Structural Power, Causal and Non-Causal
10/13/2022
Arash Abizadeh
McGill University
Must the Subaltern Speak Publicly? Political Liberalism and the Ethics of Fighting Severe Injustice
09/30/2022
Alasia Nuti
University of York
Ethics of AI and Health Care: Towards a Substantive Human Rights Framework
02/15/2022
Matthew Liao
New York University
Fighting for Worker-driven Social Responsibility: A New Model for Realizing Workers’ Rights in Globalized Supply Chains
11/16/2021
Lupe Gonzalo
Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Social Justice and Economic Systems: On Rawls, Democratic Socialism, and Alternatives to Capitalism
10/15/2021
Martin O'Neill
University of York
Dystopian Present, Life in Common Past-Futures: Contesting Fantasies of Collapse
09/28/2021
Rocío Zambrana
Emory University
Socialism Unrevised: Against Roemer on Marx, Exploitation, Solidarity, Worker Control
04/09/2021
Nicholas Vrousalis
Erasmus University
Gender on the International Bench
02/19/2021
Kristen Hessler and Andreas Follesdal
University at Albany (SUNY) and University of Oslo
What is Necro-being (ethically worst form of racism) and What is the Nature of Tragedy (Necro-tragedy)?
10/27/2020
Leonard Harris
Purdue University
Responding to the Tragedies of our Time: The Human Right to Health
09/23/2020
Nicole Hassoun
Binghamton University and Cornell University
What’s Wrong With the Prison-Industrial Complex? Profit, Privatization, and the Circumstances of Injustice
03/04/2020
Tommie Shelby
Harvard University
Oppression, Violence, and Corruption: Fighting the Oil Curse
05/07/2019
Leif Wenar
King's College London
Civil Disobedience, Democracy, and Collective Action
11/27/2018
Robin Celikates
University of Amsterdam (Netherlands)
A Feminist Foreign Policy: The Case of Canada
10/16/2018
Fiona Robinson
Carleton University (Canada)
Automation, Unemployment, and Taxation
09/25/2018
Tom Parr
University of Essex (UK) and Princeton University Center for Human Values
Isaiah Berlin: A Judaism between Decisionism and Pluralism
04/23/2018
Seyla Benhabib
Yale University
Economic Duties and Economic Justice: Why Philosophers Need to Think About How Things Work in the World
11/09/2017
Joseph Carens
University of Toronto
Jews, Palestinians & Israel: Three Moralities, Three Historiographies, and Three Roadmaps
09/12/2017
Chaim Gans
University of Tel Aviv
Elite Mobility in an Unequal World: The Commodification of Citizenship
04/04/2017
Kristin Surak
SOAS, the University of London
Member Corporations, Property Corporations, and Constitutional Rights
11/03/2016
David Ciepley
University of Denver and the University of Notre Dame
Global Government and the Politics of Pretending
10/18/2016
Michael Walzer
Institute for Advanced Study
Between Samaritans and States: The Political Ethics of Humanitarian INGOs
04/14/2016
Jennifer Rubenstein
Univ. of Virginia
Why Constitutional Government Requires International Human Rights Law
03/17/2016
Jamie Mayerfeld
Univ. of Washington
An Ongoing Challenge: Global Political Philosophy and Carl Schmitt’s Friend-Enemy Distinction
10/15/2015
Mathias Risse
Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
Three, Not Two, Concepts of Liberty: A Proposal to Enlarge Our Moral Self-Understanding
09/17/2015
Axel Honneth
Columbia and Univ. of Frankfurt
The Intersection of Global Economic, Environmental, and Gender Justice
04/28/2015
Brooke Ackerly
Vanderbilt University
Constraining Global Politics: The Limits of Global Law
10/23/2014
Neil Walker
University of Edinburgh Law School
Adorno, Foucault, and the End of Progress: De-Colonizing Critical Theory
03/20/2014
Amy Allen
Dartmouth
Agency, Inequality, and Participation: NYC After Hurricane Sandy
12/05/2013
Michael Menser
Brooklyn College
Climate Justice, Indigenous Justice, and Deliberative Democracy
12/05/2013
Kyle Pows Whyte
Michigan State University
Solidarity and Equality in the Democratic Workplace: The Case of BeyondCare
12/05/2013
Ken Estey
Brooklyn College
Kristallnacht: 1938 and Herschel Grynszpan
04/04/2013
Raphael Gross
Queen Mary's, University of London
Liberal Politics and the Moral Psychology of Identity
03/14/2013
Akeel Bilgrami and Uday S. Metha
Columbia University
Reframing the Conversation about Difference: The Contribution of Care Ethics
02/28/2013
Carol Gilligan and Virginia Held
New York University
The Future of ‘Real-Existing’ Democracy
12/06/2012
Philippe Schmitter and Michael Menser
Central European University Institute
Entangled: Gender, Religion, and Human Rights
11/29/2012
Ayelet Shachar
University of Toronto Faculty of Law
Transnational Legal Spheres and the Construction(s) of ‘Cultural’ Difference
11/29/2012
Seyla Benhabib
Yale University
Beyond Minority Politics: American Muslims and Citizenship
11/15/2012
Abdullahi An-Na'im and Andrew March
Emory University School of Law
Developing Islamic Jurisprudence in Diaspora
09/13/2012
Azizah al-Hibri and Mucahit Bilici
University of Richmond School of Law
Benefitting from the Wrong-Doing of Others: The Case of International Trade
11/15/2011
Christian Barry
Australian National University
Violating Neutrality? Religious Validity Claims and Democratic Legitimacy
10/25/2011
Maeve Cooke
University College Dublin, Ireland
Legitimacy, Identity, and the Climate Change Crisis: Moving from International to World Society?
04/12/2011
Thomas Weiss and Martin Burke
Legitimacy, Identity, and the Climate Change Crisis: Moving from International to World Society?
04/12/2011
Thomas Weiss and Martin Burke
State Consent and the Legitimacy of International Institutions
04/05/2011
Thomas Christiano
University of Arizona
Revolution and Evolution of Cosmopolitan Constitutionalism
03/01/2011
Hauke Brunkhorst
University of Flensburg in Germany
The Emergence of New Sites of Justice and Rights: Changing Configurations
02/10/2011
Seyla Benhabib
Yale University