The University of Notre Dame is hosting a conference in September marking the 50th anniversary of the publication of John Rawls's "A Theory of Justice":
"A Theory of Justice at Fifty"
Organized by Paul Weithman (University of Notre Dame)
Registration is now open!
Conference Schedule
Day 1, September 24
* Session 1: Method in Political Philosophy
Aaron James (UC, Irvine) and Laura Valentini (KCL/Munich)
* Session 2: Rawls, Race and Non-Ideal Theory
Charles Mills (CUNY), Tommie Shelby (Harvard), Henry Richardson (Georgetown)
* Session 3: Rawls and Equality
Elizabeth Anderson (Michigan) and Michael Otsuka (LSE & Rutgers)
* Session 4: Rawls and Public Reason Liberalism
Jonathan Quong (USC), Rainer Forst (Frankfurt), Kevin Vallier (Bowling Green)
Day 2, September 25
* Session 5: Rawls and the History of Political Philosophy
Daniel Brudney (Chicago), Sharon Lloyd (USC), Peter DeMarneffe (Arizona State)
* Session 6: Rawls and Moral Philosophy
Stephen Darwall (Yale) and Susan Neiman (Berlin)
* Session 7: Rawls and Democracy
Joshua Cohen (Berkeley & Apple) and David Estlund (Brown Univeristy)
* Session 8: A Theory of Justice vs. Political Liberalism
Samuel Scheffler (NYU) and Japa Pallikkathayil (Pittsburgh)
* Closing Panel: "What Can We Hope?"
Chair: Paul Weithman (Notre Dame); Speakers: Samuel Freeman (Penn), Erin Kelly (Tufts), Leif Wenar (Stanford)
See also my blog posts:
* John Rawls's lectures on Modern Political Philosophy (audio recordings)
* John Rawls's lectures on John Stuart Mill (audio recordings)
* John Rawls. Debating the Major Questions
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