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Friday
2 July |
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10
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ECM |
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Seminar Room 6 |
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SAP Executive
Committee members only |
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12
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JAP EBM |
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Seminar Room 6 |
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JAP Editorial Board members only |
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12
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Registration and Lunch |
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Marquee |
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2
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Plenary
Session I |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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Oughts and Cans: Demandingness and the Limits of Ethical Theory
Judith Lichtenberg (Georgetown University)
Chair: Tom Sorell (University of Birmingham) |
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3.20
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Concurrent
Session I |
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Mary Ogilvie
Theatre |
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Responding to Distress: mindreading deficits in psychopathic subjects
Alison Denham (Tulane University and Oxford University (Emeritus))
Chair-commentator: Neil Manson (Lancaster University) |
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Seminar
Room 1 |
The Family as Friend and Foe of Moral Development
Kate Moran (Brandeis University)
Chair-commentator: Anca Gheaus (Erasmus University Rotterdam) |
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Seminar
Room 2 |
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Geoengineering and the Precautionary Principle
Kevin Elliott (University of South Carolina)
Chair-commentator: Ingmar Persson (University of Gothenberg) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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The Challenges of Contemporary Political Philosophy as Applied PhilosophyBogdana Koljevic (The New School)
Chair-commentator: John McMillan (Flinders University) |
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Seminar
Room 6 |
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In search of a welfare criterion for public health nudges
Yashar Saghai
(Georgetown University)
Chair-commentator: Sarah Conly (Bowdoin College) |
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4.10 – 4.40pm |
Tea |
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Marquee |
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4.40
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Concurrent
Session II |
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Mary Ogilvie
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Confronting Wrongdoing: The Conceptual Foundations of Transitional Justice
Colleen Murphy (Texas A&M University)
Chair-commentator: Tom Sorell (university of Birmingham) |
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Seminar
Room 1 |
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Risk, Wholeheartedness, and Criminal Attempt
Michael Tiboris (University of California, San Diego)
Chair-commentator: Guy Sela (University of Oxford) |
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Seminar
Room 2 |
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Winner of SAP AC2010 Postgraduate Essay Prize
The Virtues and Vices of Rigging the Natural Lottery
Ryan Tonkens (York University)
Chair-commentator: Christopher Lowry (Chinese University of Hong Kong) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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How outlandish can imaginary cases be?
Jakob Elster (University of Oslo)
Chair-commentator: Wybo Wiersma (King's College London) |
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Seminar
Room 6 |
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How useful is philosophy in clinical and public policy making settings?
Souzy Dracopoulou (Middlesex University)
Chair-commentator: Alexandre Erler (University of Oxford) |
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5.40
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Plenary
Session II |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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The Health Impact Fund: a suitable aim for political reform efforts
Thomas Pogge (Yale University)
Chair: David Archard (Lancaster University) |
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7
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Dinner |
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Dinning Hall |
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8.30pm |
Wine
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Marquee |
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Drinks reception Sponsored by Wiley Blackwell  |
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Saturday
3rd July |
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9
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Concurrent
Session III |
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Mary Ogilvie
Theatre |
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The Value of Decision-Making Capability
David Rhys Birks (University of Manchester)
Chair-commentator: Christopher Lowry (Chinese University of Hong Kong) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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The Significance of Imaginary Cases for Applied Reasoning
Katarzyna Kobos (University of Lodz/UC Berkeley)
Chair-commentator: Ramon Das (Victoria University of Wellington) |
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Seminar
Room 7 |
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Risk, Harm, and Justice
Katie Gallagher (Princeton University)
Chair-commentator: Madeleine Hayenhjelm (University College London) |
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Seminar
Room 8 |
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The Citizenship Insurance
Orsolya Reich (Central European University)
Chair-commentator: Kimberley Brownlee (University of Manchester) |
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Seminar Room 9 |
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The Admissibility of Plan Descriptions and the Impure Tactical Bomber
Daniel Schwartz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Chair-commentator: Bruce Landesman (University of Utah) |
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10
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Concurrent
Sessions IV |
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Mary Ogilvie
Theatre |
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Solving the Non-Identity Problem
Gerald Lang (University of Leeds)
Chair-commentator: Rossella Pisconti (University of Exeter) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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Applied Philosophy extended to Experimental Philosophy: A Case Study in Medical Diagnostics
Stéphanie Van Droogenbroeck (Free University of Brussels) and Laszlo Kosolosky (Ghent University)
Chair-commentator: Adrian Walsh (Charles Sturt University) |
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Seminar
Room 7 |
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Defining Indigeneity, and Capturing the Importance of Indigenous claims
Krushil Watene (University of Saint Andrews)
Chair-commentator: Omar Dahbour (City University of New York) |
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Seminar
Room 8 |
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Charity without Borders
Patricia Illingworth (Harvard University)
Chair-commentator: Suzanne Uniacke (University of Hull) |
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Seminar Room 9 |
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The parental love argument against 'designing' babies
Anca Gheaus (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Chair-commentator: Christopher Megone (University of Leeds) |
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10.50
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Coffee |
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Marquee |
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11.20
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Plenary
Session III |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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The idea of settling accounts after political catastrophe
Catherine Lu (McGill University)
Chair: Suzanne Uniacke (University of Hull)
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12.30
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Lunch |
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Marquee |
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2
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Concurrent
Sessions V |
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Mary Ogilvie
Theatre |
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Applications in Epistemology: Knowledge, Understanding and Pedagogy
James DiGiovanna (John Jay College)
Chair-commentator: Noel E Boulting (Noboss Kent) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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Are (Applied) Philosophers' Intuitions Reliable?
Steve Clarke (University of Oxford)
Chair-commentator: Chloe Fitzgerald (University of Manchester) |
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Seminar
Room 7 |
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Does the Moral Status of Merely Possible People Imply that Early Abortion Is Wrong?
Melinda A. Roberts (The College of New Jersey)
Chair-commentator: Ingmar Persson (University of Gothenberg) |
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Seminar
Room 8 |
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Innocence, Aggression, and Self-Defense
Reginald Williams (Bakersfield College)
Chair-commentator: Nolen Gertz (New School for Social Research) |
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Seminar Room 9 |
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The Ethics of Spin
Neil Manson (Lancaster University)
Chair-commentator: Elizabeth Ashford (University of St Andrews) |
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3
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Concurrent
Sessions VI |
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Mary Ogilvie
Theatre |
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The Moral Basis of J. S. Mill's Liberalism
Ben Saunders (University of Oxford)
Chair-commentator: Makoto Suzuki (Nanzan University) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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Explanation and Prescription in Applied Legal Philosophy
Tom Campbell (Charles Sturt University)
Chair-commentator: Guy Sela (University of Oxford) |
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Seminar
Room 7 |
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Innate Talent and the Distribution of Educational Resources
Mark Vopat (Youngstown State University)
Chair-commentator: Bruce Landesman (University of Utah) |
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Seminar
Room 8 |
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Organ transplants: while we worry about sales, are we exploiting donors?
Rob Lawlor (University of Leeds)
Chair-commentator: David Archard (Lancaster University) |
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Seminar Room 9 |
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Women and Children First
Per Sandin (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
Chair-commentator: Kimberley Brownlee (University of Manchester) |
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3.50
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Tea |
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4.20
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Plenary
Session IV |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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Doing Good by Splitting Hairs? Analytic Philosophy and Applied Ethics
Hans-Johann Glock (University of Zurich)
Chair: Adrian Walsh (Charles Sturt University) |
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6pm
– 7pm |
Society
for Applied Philosophy AGM |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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All members of Society for Applied Philosophy |
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7
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Dinner |
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Dinning Hall |
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Sunday 4th July |
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9.30
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Concurrent
Session VII |
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Mary Ogilvie
Theatre |
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When Is Moral Hazard Hazardous?
Justin Weinberg (University of South Carolina)
Chair-commentator: Kimberley Brownlee (University of Manchester) |
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Seminar
Room 5 |
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On the distinction between ideal and non-ideal theory
Ramon Das (Victoria University of Wellington)
Chair-commentator: John McMillan (Flinders University) |
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Seminar
Room 7 |
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Intellectual Virtue and Objectivity in Public Discourse about Science
Moira Howes (Trent University)
Chair-commentator: Noel E Boulting (Noboss Kent) |
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Seminar
Room 8 |
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Coercion, exploitation and paying for research participation
Sara Belfrage (Royal Institute of Technology)
Chair-commentator: David Archard (Lancaster University) |
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Seminar Room 9 |
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Is "genetic discrimination" based on bad science, unfair, both, or neither?
Stephen John (University of Cambridge)
Chair-commentator: Emilie Prattico (Northwestern University) |
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10.20
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Coffee |
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Marquee |
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10.50am
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Plenary
Session V |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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Brute Retributivism
Shaun Nichols (University of Arizona)
Chair: John McMillan (Flinders University) |
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12
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Lunch |
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Marquee |
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1.30 – 2.40pm |
Plenary
Session VI |
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Mary Ogilvie Theatre |
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Could Liberal Democracy Cope with Climate Change?
Ingmar Persson (University of Gothenberg)
Chair: Lorella Terzi (Roehampton University) |
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2.40
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Tea
and Close of Conference |
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Marquee |
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Please
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