12:30 p.m. JCR: Executive committee meeting – Exec members only
JCR: Conference registration and publishers’ exhibitions open
2.00 Plenary 1, JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz: Shatema Threadcraft (Dartmouth College), ‘Redistributing Narrative Capital: Lynching, Rape and the Stories of Black Peoplehood’, Chair: Terrell Carver
Sponsor: Contemporary Political Theory
3.30 Tea: St Catz JCR
4.00-5.30 Panels 1
Seminar Room D, Manor Road Building: Colonialism
Seminar Room E, Manor Road Building: Eighteenth-Nineteenth Century History of Political Thought
Seminar Room F, Manor Road Building: Democracy, liberty, and the digital era
5.30-7.00 Panels 2
Seminar Room D, Manor Road Building: Justification and Pluralism
Seminar Room E, Manor Road Building: Revising Democracy
Seminar Room F, Manor Road Building: Relations and Justice
7- 8.30 Dinner: St Catz Hall
8.30-10, APT Lecture Jerry Gaus (University of Arizona), ‘Social Morality as a Second-Level Morality’, JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz, Chair: Elizabeth Frazer
9 – 10.30 Plenary 2, JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz: Andrew March (UMass Amherst), ‘From “Islamic Democracy” to “Muslim Democracy”: Towards a Post-Sovereigntist Islamic Political Thought’, Chair: Alasia Nuti
10.30 Coffee: St Catz JCR
11 – 12.30 Panels 3
Seminar Room D, Manor Road Building: ‘Electoral Ethics: Theory and Practice’ (organised by Andrei Poama)
JCR PDR, St Catz: The Limits of Western liberalism
Seminar Room E, Manor Road Building: Liberty and the Economy
Seminar Room F, Manor Road Building: Heretical Visions on Camera: Political Resistance at the Intersection of Political Theory and Cinema
12.30 -1.15 Lunch St.Catz Hall
1:15-200: JCR Lecture Theatre, AGM Part 1: all conference participants are members of the APT and are encouraged to attend. (The AGM of the Political Studies Association, political thought specialist group, will also be held)
2.00-3.30 Plenary 3, JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz: Katrina Forrester (Harvard University), ‘Feminist Demands and the Problem of Housework’, Chair: Robert Lamb
Sponsor: Princeton Univ Press
3:30-3:45 Tea: St Catz JCR
3:45-5:00 First Book Workshops
Sponsor: Springer
(1) James Souter (Leeds), ‘Title of Abstract: Asylum as Reparation: Responsibilities to Refugees in an Age of Displacement’, (JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz), Chair: Emily McTernan
(2) Ross Carroll (University of Exeter), ‘Uncivil Mirth: The Politics of Ridicule from Shaftesbury to Wollstonecraft’, (JCR PDR St Catz), Chair: Robert Lamb
5- 6.30 Plenary 4 (JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz): Serena Olsaretti (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), ‘Self-Interest and Gender Justice: Friends or Foes?’ Chair: Richard Bellamy
Sponsor: CRISPP
6.30 Reception: St Catz JCR
Sponsor: History of Political Thought, Imprint Academic
7.15. Dinner: St Catz Hall
9.00-10.30 Plenary 5 (JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz): Linda Zerilli (University of Chicago), ‘Fact-Checking and Truth-Telling in an Age of ‘Alternative Facts’, Chair: Emily McTernan
10.30 Coffee: St Catz JCR
10.45- 12.30 Panels 5
(1) JCR PDR St Catz: ‘Factions, Parties, and Popular Rule: Perspectives from Republican and Neo-Republican Political Thought’ (organised by David Ragazzoni)
(2) Seminar Room E, Manor Road Building: ‘The Circumstances of Sortition’ (organised by Keith Sutherland)
(3) Seminar Room F, Manor Road Building: ‘Contemporary Aristotelianism’ (organised by Tony Burns)
(4) JCR Lecture Theatre, St Catz: ‘Rethinking the Critique of Violence (Authors meet critics: organised by Mathias Thaler)
Sponsor: Polity Press
12.30-1.15p.m. AGM Part 2 (if needed) – St Catz JCR
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