19th Pavia Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy
17th and 18th September 2021
On the 17th and 18th of September 2021, the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Pavia (Italy), under the joint patronage of the Italian Society for Political Philosophy and the Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy, will host the 19th edition of the Pavia Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy. The conference is held within the framework of the PhD Program in Philosophy of the North-west Italy Philosophy Consortium (FINO). This two-day conference is meant to offer graduate students an opportunity to present papers, get helpful feedback in a friendly atmosphere, and exchange ideas both with peers and with leading academics in the field of political philosophy.
Keynotes:
Alessandra Tanesini (Cardiff University)
Gianfranco Pellegrino (LUISS, Rome)
Graduate Speakers:
Adrián Herranz Herrer, Pompeu Fabra University,
“Freedom, Virtue, Exit, Control of Commonwealth”
Alec Sault, University of Victoria
“Emotion and Expectation”
Alessandra Antonella Rita Maglie, University of Turin
“Capitalism and Care Ethics. Deirdre McCloskey, a ‘postmodern free-market feminist”
Annalisa Costella, Erasmus University Rotterdam & Enrico Mattia Salonia, Toulouse School of Economics
“Redistribution of Freedom: a Formal Approach”
Edmund Handby, Australian National University
“Interrogating Probability and Conditionality in Pure-Negative Freedom”
Emanuele Martinelli, University of Zurich
“The politics of blockchain”
Emma Dore-Horgan, University of Oxford
“Punishment and Rehabilitation. Strange Bedfellows?”
Eric Shoemaker, University of Toronto
“The equal opportunity to be a legislator”
Francesca Miccoli, University of Milan
“Legal Recognition of Unconventional Families in a Liberal State”
Giulia Balossino, University of Milan
“Desert and Responsibility in Distributive Justice”
Jordan Myers, University of Pittsburgh
“Vicious and Virtuous Selective Scrutiny”
Kida Lin, University of Oxford
“Responsibility and the Moral Significance of Intervening Agency”
Lorenzo Testa, University of Pavia
“On Backward-looking Conception of Collective Moral Responsibility”
Markus Fuchsberger, University of Vienna
“Can Ethical Expertise Play a Role in Politics?”
Patrick James Cowley, Queen’s University
“The Liberal Egalitarian Ethos”
Pietro Ghirlanda, University of Milan
“A Social Contract for the Gig Economy: Insights from Senian Capability Approach”
Vincent Harting, London School of Economics
“Capitalism Is a Cage, But Made Out of What? On Nicholas Vrousalis’ Triadic Account of Structural Domination”
Virginia De Biasio, University of York
Capabilities and Natural Resources
Vladimir Lukic, University of Pardubice
“Political Opinion Shaped by the Past: Williamsian Critique of Ethical Nostalgia”