LIST OF PANELS

1  / JUSTICE IN THE WORKPLACE: EXIT, VOICE, AND FLOURISHING

2 / THE FEASIBILITY OF THE UBI PROPOSAL IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS SCENARIO

3 / EXPLORING SOCIAL REPRODUCTION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD

4 / IMPARTIALITY AND SUBJECTIVITY IN THE METHOD OF ETHICAL AND POLITICAL THEORIES

5 / PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON FOOD POLITICS

6 / EUROPEAN UNION

7 / MIGRATION AND REFUGE IN AN IMPERFECT WORLD

8 / PUBLIC REASON AND POLITICAL PARTISANSHIP

9 / DEMAGOGUERY, DEMOCRACY, AND THE POLITICS OF THE PEOPLE: INSIGHTS FROM THE HISTORY OF IDEAS

10 / REMEMBERING ROBERT NOZICK: 50 YEARS AFTER THE PUBLICATION OF "ANARCHY, STATE, AND UTOPIA"

11 / LIMITARIANISM: WHY, HOW, AND WHAT WEALTH SHOULD BE LIMITED

12 / VULNERABILITY AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY

13 / LEFORT CENTENARY: THE PEOPLE, DEMOCRACY AND POPULISM

14 / RETHINKING THE ROLE OF DESERT AND MERIT IN THEORIES OF JUSTICE
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SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

If you are interested in presenting your work in one of the panels, please submit an abstract of  400 - 500 words along with five keywords and a short bio of maximum of 300 words.

The proposal must be submitted online through the event website using the abstract submission form (button below). Ensure that you select the correct panel throughout the filling of the form. ​

The deadline for submission is February 14, and you will be notified of the decision by April 15.

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