14.00-16.30

15.30-16.30

16.30-18.30

18.00-19.00

20.00-21.30

Professor Jonathan Wolff
(University College, London)

'Risk, Fear, Blame and the Regulation of Public Safety'

21.30 ff

09.00-10.30

Plenary Session

Paula Boddington & Susan Hogben (joint presentation)
‘The genetic testing of children: accountability and privacy’

Annabelle Lever
‘Privacy rights and democracy: a contradiction in terms?’

10.30-11.00

Tea/Coffee

11.00-12.30

Parallel Session I (2 papers back to back)

Shahrar Ali

(University of London)

'Institutional Trust and Intentional Deception: A recent case of Government plagiarism' 

Gerald Downing

"How much honesty and faithfulness may a democratic political party risk?"  

11.00-12.30

Neil Manson  

'Trust, Accountability and Epistemic Agency'

Henry Richardson

'Public Opinion and Popular Will'

12.30-14.00

14.00-15.30

Professor Tony Coady
(University of Melbourne)

'On Corruption'

16.00-17.30

18.00-19.30

19.30-21.00

Jennifer Jackson

(University of Leeds)

'Conscience, Compromise and Complicity in medicine and war'

Bert Musschenga

(Free University of Amsterdam)

'Integrity and conscientious objection'

19.30-21.00

James Wong

'Publicising the private: Archard on gossip and the media'

Madeleine Hayenhjelm

'Public Trust and Risk Communication'

21.00 ff

09-10.30 

Plenary Session

Tom Sorell

(University of Essex)

'Health Care Provision and Public Morality'

Ulf Zackariasson

'Religious Belief in Public Debate and Deliberation: Towards a Pluralistic Model

10.30-11.00

Tea/Coffee

11.00-12.30

Keynote III

Professor Mark E Warren
(Georgetown University)

'The Democratic Functions of Appearance Standards of Corruption'

12.30-14.00

14.00