Conference on 'Liberty, Equality, Religion'
Speakers: Cécile Laborde, Larry Sager, Alan Patten, Sophia Moreau, Paul Billingham, Sophie Lauwers, Lucy Vickers, Jonathan Seglow, Andrew Shorten, Jonathan Chaplin, Elise Rouméas, Gwénaële Calves, George Letsas, Sherif Girgis, Liz Sepper, Paul Weithman, Andy Koppelman, Nomi Stolzenberg, Marilie Coetsee, Rick Garnett, Chris Lund, Abner Greene, Zalman Rothschild
Radical Black Feminist Pragmatism & The Politics of Care
Not Just Speaking For Ourselves: The Ethics of Informal Political Representation
Nostalgia ain't what it used to be: Responding to Change and Loss
The Responsibilities of Collective Self-Authorship
Moral Education for Free and Equal Citizens
Oxford Graduate Conference in Political Theory
Green "new" deal for the Global South or more of the same?
The consensus is clear on the need to decarbonise faster than ever before to avert the worst impacts of climate change. Calls for a just, equitable transition from fossil fuels for developing countries supported by the North have grown louder. At COP26, India's call for a coal "phase-down" has since mushroomed into wider calls for a phase-out of all fossil fuels, even as countries look to shield their own energy security and industry.
The social and political life of Latin American infrastructures: Insights from the Ecuadorian Andes
In this talk, Dr Goodwin will put his research on water politics in Ecuador into dialogue with The Social and Political Life of Latin American Infrastructures, a new cross-disciplinary book that he co-edited (Alderman and Goodwin, 2022). In the introduction to the book, the editors build on the infrastructure literature to argue that it is fruitful to conceptualise infrastructures as a relational and experimental processes.