Legal Theory Calendar
- Monday, May 9
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The Aristotelian Society, London: Monique Canto-Sperber, The Normative Conditions of the Cosmopolitan Ideal
Oxford Moral Philosophy Seminar: Marc Fleurbaey, Pau, Approaches to Responsibility-Sensitive Egalitarianism.
Tuesday, May 10
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University of Edinburgh, The Centre for Law and Society: COLLOQUIUM: “On the Disaggregation of Public law and Political Theory”
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Main Speaker
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Frank Michelman (Harvard)
Respondents/Discussants:
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Zenon Bankowski
Emilios Christodoulidis
Stephen Tierney (Edinburgh)
Johan van der Walt (RAU Johannesburg, S. Africa)
Adam Tomkins (Glasgow)
Ioannis Tassopoulos (Athens)
Colin Warbrick (Durham)
Oxford Juirsprudence Discussion Group: Nkiruka Ahiauzu, Multiple Principles and the Obligation to Obey the Law.
Oxford, The 2005 Uehiro Lectures: Professor Tony Coady (Melbourne), ‘Messy Morality: Moralism, Realism and Political Violence.’
Oxford, The H.L.A. Hart Memorial Lecture: Owen Fiss, The War on Terrorism and the Rule of Law.
Oxford, The Okham Society: Carsten Nielsen (University of Århus). ‘Moral Absolutism Defended.’
Oxford, The Okham Society: Ian Phillips (Magdalen College). ‘Intentionalism and Experience.’
University of Chicago, Law & Economics: Andrei Shleifer, Whipple V. N. Jones Professor of Economics, Harvard University, The Evolution of Precedent.
University of Texas School of Law: Sam Buell, Visiting Professor, UT Law, “White Collar Mistakes”.
Oxford, The Okham Society: Arto Laitinen (University of Jyväskylä). ‘Moral Particularism and the Intelligibility Requirement.’
Wednesday, May 11
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Florida State University College of Law: Amitai Aviram, FSU, The Placebo Effect of Law.
Oxford, The 2005 John Locke Lectures: Professor E. Sosa (Brown University and Rutgers University). ‘Apt Belief and Reflective Knowledge.’
Thursday, May 12
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University of Edinburgh, The Centre for Law and Society: Michel Seymour (Department of Philosophy, Université de Montréal), “Allen Buchanan and the remedial right of secession” Centre for Law and Society.
Friday, May 13