2008

Professor Runciman is Professor of Politics at the University of Cambridge. His research interests include late-nineteenth and twentieth century political thought; theories of the state and of political representation; and various aspects of contemporary...

Hans Siller's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "Kantian Constitutionalism, Foundational Violence, and the Sources of Legitimacy".

Jeremy Farris's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "How to be a Good Anarchist".

Onur Ince's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "Morality of Accumulation: John Locke’s Theory of Money in the Second Treatise of Government". His paper for the 2011 conference is entitled, "Edmund Burke and the Vicissitudes of Colonial Capitalism"...

Genevieve Rousseliere's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "A Case for Economic Democracy: John Stuart Mill and the Development of Individuality".

Ryan Griffiths's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "An Anthropomorphic Categorical Imperative: The Impartial Spectator". His paper for the 2010 conference is entitled, "Consent and Practice: The Logic of Grotius’s The Rights of War and Peace".

Gabriel Wollner's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "Framing, Reciprocity, and the Grounds of Egalitarian Justice".

Jesse Tomalty's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "Challenging the Institutional Conception of Human Rights".

Sarah Goff's paper for the 2008 conference is entitled, "Where Should We Dump our Global Justice Obligations? Not on International Institutions".