Programme
19/09/2018
09.30-10.00 Registration, Aula Grande
10.00-11.30
Plenary Session, Aula Grande
Chair: Emanuela Ceva, University of Pavia
Luigi Caranti, University of Catania
Human Rights: Three Foundational Approaches and one Proposal.
11.30-11.45 Coffee Break, Aula Leoni
11.45-13.00 Graduate Session 1
a. Global Justice, Aula Grande
Nicholas Schenk, University of Leicester.
David Hernández, Tilburg University.
b. Democracy and Justice, Sala CASIP
Cain Shelley, London School of Economics and Political Science.
The Politics of Property-Owning Democracy.
Rubén Marciel Pariente, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Deconstructing the Democratic Hope on the Press.
13.00-14.30 Lunch, Aula Leoni
14.30-15.45 Graduate Session 2
a. Democratic Participation and the Boundary Problem, Aula Grande
Zsolt Kapelner, Central European University.
Persistent Minorities and the Democratic Boundary Problem.
Silvia Mocchi, LUISS Guido Carli.
b. Equality, Sala CASIP
Giacomo Floris, University of Manchester.
On Moral Equality. Its Justifications and its Costs.
Eva Maria Parisi, Ludwig Maximilian Universität Munich.
What – if Anything – is Unjust about Parental Resources Influencing Children’s Access to Advantages?
15.45-16.15 Coffee Break, Aula Leoni
16.15-17.30 Graduate Session 3
a. Groups, Aula Grande
Lars Moen, Australian National University.
Adam Phillips, University of Brighton.
“Assembly” and the First Amendment.
b. Migration, Sala CASIP
Laura Santi Amantini, FINO – University of Genoa.
Populist Anti-Immigrant Sentiments Taken Seriously: A Realistic Approach.
Mark Sivarajah, University of Bristol.
Migration Facts and Political Principles.
19.30 Social Dinner
20/09/2018
09.30-10.45 Graduate Session 4
a. War and Human Rights Violations, Aula Grande
Anton Emilsson, Lund University.
Possible Human Rights Infringements: On Griffin’s Agent-Restriction.
Anh Le, University of Manchester.
Force Short of War: From Definition to Specification.
b. Necessary Evil and Political Morality, Sala CASIP
Simone Ghelli, FINO – University of Pavia.
The Normality of Evil. Primo Levi’s Thought Between Necessity and Seduction.
Christina Nick, University of Leeds.
10.45-11.15 Coffee Break, Aula Leoni
11.15-12.30 Graduate Session 5
a. Environment, Aula Grande
Marco Genovesi, University of Nottingham.
Respublica Naturæ: Carl Schmitt Nomos and the Environment.
Laura Sánchez De La Sierra, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Climate Change and “Disappearing Islands”: The Case of Pacific Islands-States.
b. Freedom and Neutrality, Sala CASIP
Jennifer Brown, University College London.
Answering the Neutrality Objection to Marital Establishment.
Ruxandra Ivanescu, University of Manchester.
The Impossibility of Contractual Enslavement.
12.30-13.30 Lunch, Aula Leoni
13.30-15.00
Plenary Session, Aula Grande
Chair: Ian Carter, University of Pavia
Margaret Moore, Queen’s University, Kingston and Olof Palme Visiting Professor, University of Stockholm.
The Ethics of Migration and Common Ownership of the Earth.