20th Pavia Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy
12th-13th September 2022
Venue: Collegio F.lli Cairoli, Pavia
Programme
12th September 2022
10-11.30: Keynote Opening Session (Aula Magna)
Chair: Ian Carter (University of Pavia)
Miriam Ronzoni (University of Manchester)
Freedom as Independence: A Critical Appraisal (co-authored with Christian Schemmel)
12-13.15: Graduate Session 1
a – Freedom (Aula Magna)
Chair: Elena Icardi (University of Milan)
Ilkin Huseynli (NASP Consortium – University of Milan)
What Is Special About Freedom?
Matteo Boccacci (FINO Consortium – University of Pavia)
A Distinction about the Value of Freedom
b – Territorial Rights (Aula Didattica1)
Chair: Laura Santi Amantini (University of Eastern Piedmont)
Camilla Barbieri (FINO Consortium – University of Eastern Piedmont)
Whose Is The Right to Govern the World’s Land: A Defence of Territorial Justice
Davide Saracino (NASP Consortium – University of Milan)
Why we should be panarchists. A consequentialist apology of trans-territorial states
14.30-15.45: Graduate Session 2
a – Regulating Speech (Aula Magna)
Chair: Valérie Topf (FINO-University of Pavia)
Linda Priano (NASP Consortium – University of Milan)
Hate speech: between regulation and counterspeech
Simeon Goldstraw (University of Oxford)
“It was just a joke!” The case against censorship of comedy
b – International Justice (Aula Didattica 1)
Chair: Giulia Milli (FINO-University of Genova)
Henry Vumjou (Indian Institute of Technology)
Restating Hostility in Kant’s Hospitality
Tom Bailey (London School of Economics)
Republican Internationalism, Kant, and the Balance of Power
16.15-17.00: 20th Anniversary Prize Session (Aula Magna)
Chair: Ian Carter (University of Pavia)
Clemens Pinnow (Pompeu Fabra University)
Send in the Helicopters! Central Banks, Legitimacy and Urgent Tasks
13th September 2022
9.30-10.45: Graduate Session 4
a –Equality and Feminism (Aula Magna)
Chair: Giulia Balossino (University of Milan)
Valérie Topf (FINO Consortium – University of Pavia)
Category Equality
Francesca Cesarano (Università Vita San Raffaele/ Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
A Non-Ideal Feminist Approach to Cultural Norms of Appearance and Body Modification
b – Democratic Theory (Aula Didattica 1)
Chair: Camilla Barbieri (FINO-University of Eastern Piedmont)
Maxim van Asseldonk & Marie Wurth (University of Aberdeen)
Acting as if The Future is Present: Affective Ontology and Constituent Power
Karolina Jedrzejczak (University of Manchester)
How should we talk about a crisis of liberal democracy?
11.15-12.30: Graduate Session 5
a –Attachment, Territoriality, and Federalism (Aula Magna)
Chair: Matteo Boccacci (FINO-University of Pavia)
Virginia De Biasio (University of York)
When does attachment count?
Giacomo Brioni (University of Pisa/University of Florence)
Constitutional Political Economy and the Political Theory of Federalism: James Buchanan on the Logical Foundations of the Compound Republic
b – Criminal Law (Aula Didattica 1)
Chair: Riccardo Spotorno (University of Pavia)
Benjam Newman (Tel Aviv University)
The Liberal Perfectionist Tension of the Adversarial Criminal Trial
Gaspard Lemaire (Ecole Normale Superieure – Paris)
Anthropocide. Facts, Appraisal, and Proposal
13.30-15: Keynote Closing Session (Aula Magna)
Chair: Federica Liveriero (University of Pavia)
Massimo Renzo (King’s College London)
Manipulation and Autonomous Agency