2012

Bernard Yack is a political theorist who has published widely on both contemporary issues and major figures in the history of political thought. He is best known for his new book on nationalism (Nationalism and the Moral Psychology of Community) and his...

Jeffrey Howard's paper for the 2010 conference is entitled, "Reflective Citizenship, Political Legitimacy, and the Democracy/Contractualism Analogy". His paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Punishment, Socially Deprived Offenders, and Democratic...

Shmuel Nili's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Between Domestic and Global Justice".

Juliana Bidadanure's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Which Inequalities Between Generations Matter?".

Govind Persad's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Disruptive Change and Rawlsian Justice".

Cameron Cotton-O'Brien's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Waldron's Abberant Algebra: Problems at the Core of the Core Case".

Alexander Stubberfield's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "The Voter's Thin Veil of Ignorance: A Rawlsian Justification for the Ideal Electoral Process".

Benjamin Ewing's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Non-Domination, Reactive Attitudes, and Criminal Responsibility".

Ross Carroll's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "The 'Test of Ridicule' in Shaftesbury's Letter Concerning Enthusiasm: Good Humor as Political Virtue".

Maximilian Jaede's paper for the 2012 conference is entitled, "Hobbes on the Psychology of Conflict and the Containment of Enemies".