Philosophy Conferences and Calls for Papers

Law & Philosophy - Moral, Legal and Political

Program

Friday 29th June

13:30 Registration Tea and Coffee
14:20 Introductory remarks

14:30 Prof. Richard Dagger (Arizona State University):
“Punishment as Fair Play”
Prof. Antony Duff (University of Stirling): Response

Session 1:
16:00 Noam Gur (University of Oxford): “Legal
Directives in the Realm of Practical Reason: A
Challenge to the Pre-emption Thesis”
16:30 Maksymillian Del Mar (University of Edinburgh):
Response
16:45 Discussion

17:30 Official Welcome by Principal Christine Hallett

17:40 Wine reception

19:00 Dinner

Saturday 30th June

9:30 Tea and Coffee

Session 2:
10:00 Jakob Blair (University of California Santa
Barbara) “Tensions in a Certain Conception of Just War
as Law Enforcement ”
10:30 Peter Kirvan (Bowling Green State University):
Response
10:45 Discussion

11:30 Coffee/Tea break

Session 3:
12:00 Bernd Michael Krehoff (University of Oxford):
“The Concept of Legitimate Political Authority”
12:30 Bas van der Vossen (University of Oxford):
Response
12:45 Discussion
13:30 Lunch

Session 4:
14:30 Alfonso Donoso (University of York): “Criminal
Process and Identity-Offences in Pluralist Societies”
15:00 Daniel Eggers (University of Cambridge):
Response
15:15 Discussion

16:00 Coffee/Tea break

Session 5:
16:30 Alejandro Eduardo Chehtman( LSE):
“Extraterritorial criminal jurisdiction: do states
have the right to punish offences committed abroad?”
17:00 Joris van Gorkom (Tilburg University): Response
17:15 Discussion

19:00 Dinner

Sunday 1st July

9:30 Tea and Coffee

Session 6
10:00 Britain Brady (University of York): “Liberalism
and Inclusive Legal Positivism”
10:30 Banu Kilan Paksoy (University of Leuven):
Response
10:45 Discussion

11:30 Coffee/Tea Break

Session 7
12:00 Brian Flanagan (University of Oxford): “Bound
Judicial Law-Making”
12:30 Conrado Hübner Mendes (University of Edinburgh):
Response
12:45 Discussion

13:30 Lunch

14:30 Prof. Matthew Kramer (University of Cambridge):
“Legal Positivism and Objectivity”
Prof. Sandra Marshall (University of Stirling):
Response

16:00 Departure

Registration

Registration Fees (including lunches): £30
Dinner Conference on Saturday (optional): £25 (wine
included)

Please send a cheque to:
Yvonne McClymont
Department of Philosophy
University of Stirling
Stirling
FK9 4LA
Scotland
UK

The cheque should be payable to the University of
Stirling.

The registration deadline is 22 June 2007.

For further details please contact the conference
organizers.

Massimo Renzo: massimorenzo@unimi.it
Bjarke Viskum: bjarke.viskum@stir.ac.uk