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Building: O'Brien Centre for Sciences, Floor: 1, Room: H1.51
Wednesday 09:00 - 10:45 BST (14/08/2024)
Contributions on whether or not a public political philosophy should be a thing (Waldron, 1995) (Lamb, 2018) have occurred over the years, as have thoughts on what it would look like (Floyd, 2022). This panel invites submissions around any of these features. Questions like, but not limited to, i) ought we pursue a public political philosophy? ii) what methods would they take? iii) How, exactly, should we conceptualise the ‘public’ in this context – who are they, and do our students count? This panel therefore also invites any considerations on the relationship between teaching and research methods
| Title | Details |
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| Internalism and Integrationism in Global Justice Theory | View Paper Details |
| The Analytical Justice Framework: a comparative political theory methodology | View Paper Details |
| Rick Turner & Public Political Philosophy in Non-Democratic Contexts | View Paper Details |
| Employing methods of reflective equilibrium to operationalize ideal-typical principles of justice in the context of climate and environmental crises | View Paper Details |