Thursday 20th August
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10-11.15 |
Zara Bain (Bristol) |
"But y (Kant) tho? Charles W. Mills’s turn to Kant for prescriptive theory construction as a model for refugee-led political theory" |
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11.30-12.15 |
Omar Madhloom (Southampton) |
"Kant and Immigration Legal Practice" |
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Lunch Break |
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1:30-2.45 |
Anna Milioni (Bristol) |
"Kantian political philosophy and the critique of methodological nationalism" |
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3-4.15 |
Dagmar Wilhelm (Bristol) |
"Kantian hope and transformation in Critical Theory" |
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Break |
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4.45-6 |
Mincan Li (Bristol) |
"A right to work somewhere: reconstructing Kant’s cosmopolitan right in the context of migrant domestic labour” |
Friday 21st August
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10-11.15 |
Howard Williams (Cardiff) |
"The Emergence of Kant’s Political Philosophy : A selective philosophical history" |
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11.30-12.15 |
Sorin Baiasu (Liverpool) |
"Is Kant's Right Normatively Independent? The (Curious) Cases of Politics-first Approaches" |
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Lunch Break |
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1:30-2.45 |
Stephan Zimmermann (Bonn) |
"Acting From Respect for the Law: Why Kant’s Distinction between Juridical and Ethical Duties Does Not Contradict his General Concept of Duty in the Groundwork and the Second Critique" |
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3-4.15 |
Elisabeth Widmer (LSE) |
"Kant on Paternalism: A Form-Based Reading” |
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Break |
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4.45-6 |
Corinna Mieth (Bochum), Martin Sticker (Bristol) |
"Kant on Gratitude to Migrants" |