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2019 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Advancing PPE at every opportunity

CONTENTS

Welcome 05

Schedule 06

New Orleans Suggestions 36

Participant Index 37

Thursday 07 Friday 17 Saturday 27

WELCOME

Dear Participants,

Welcome to the Third Annual Meeting of the PPE Society! The Society and our Annual Meeting have grown exponentially over the past three years, and we are excited this year to have three full days of sessions. Thank you to every attendee, moderator, and presenter, as you each play a valuable role in the success of the conference.

This program contains information about the various sessions that will be held during the conference. Most are concurrent, but we do have two keynote addresses, one by Carol Graham (on Thursday) and one by Al Roth (on Saturday). Receptions will follow both keynote addresses. The days will be filled to the brim, but the evenings are free for you to enjoy New Orleans and the company of a fascinating group of people.

The PPE Society’s mission is to encourage the interaction and cross-pollination of three intellectual disciplines that are historically deeply intertwined and continue to have much to offer one another. If you have not already, please join the PPE Society (which you can do at http://ppesociety.web.unc.edu/join-the-ppe-society/).

If you have any suggestions about how we might effectively pursue our mission, please do not hesitate to pass them on to me. In the meantime, please enjoy the PPE Society’s 2019 conference!

Cordially, Geoff Sayre-McCord Founder & Executive Director

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THURSDAYMarch 28

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Break Out Session 19:00am– 10:45am

Merit and DesertChetan Cetty, Moderator

Participants: “On Merit,” Thomas Mulligan “Why You Should be Miserable,” Gwen Bradford “Defending Asymmetries of Desert,” Huub Brouwer

Room: Storyville I

Law and Economics: Criticisms and AlternativesJacob Barrett, Moderator

Participants: “The Nature of Tort Law,” S.M. Love“Law, Economics, and Restorative Criminal Justice,” Brandon Hogan “Judicial Representation: Speaking for Others from the Bench,” Wendy Salkin

Room: Storyville II

Author Meets Critics: Kevin Vallier’s Must Politics Be War?Adam Gjesdal, Moderator

Participants: Kevin Vallier (Author)Simone Chambers (Commentator)Nicholas Southwood (Commentator)

Room: Storyville III

Justice, Efficiency, and ExploitationDouglas MacKay, Moderator

Participants: “Privatization, Efficiency, and the Distribution of Power,” Louise-Phillippe Hodgson“Decommodification as Exploitation,” Vida Panitch“A Paretian Account of the Separateness of Persons,” L. Chad Horne

Room: Bechet

Break Out Session 1cont.

9:00am– 10:45am

Philosophical Perspectives on Psychology in EconomicsAlex Campbell, Moderator

Participants: “Psychology and Economics: History and Philosophy of Dissenting Views,”

Mario J. Rizzo“Sympathy and Preferences in Hume,” Erik W. Matson“Preference Change and the Relevance of Open-Ended Institutions,”

Malte F. Dold and Charles Delmotte

Room: Mahalia B

Education for the Public Good: Understanding the Ends, Improving the Means

Macy Salzberger, Moderator

Participants: “The Economic Undervaluation of Liberal Education,”Molly McGrath“Who Should Pay for Education and Why?” Heidi Garrett-Peltier“New Orleans Post-Katrina School Reforms and the Roles of Government

and Markets in Eucation,” Douglas N. Harris

Room: Armstrong

Political Legitimacy Ian Cruise, Moderator

Participants: “Middle-Out Legitimacy,” William Berger“Justice and Congruence: Political Not Ethical,” Phil Smolenski“Political Legitimacy Without the State: A Republican Defense of the

Sovereignty of Indigenous Peoples,” Karl Adam

Room: Jelly Roll

The Moral Case for SocialismAmanda Beal, Moderator

Participants: “Community as Socialist Value,” Jesse Spafford“Communist Distributive Justice,” Hailey Huget“Defending Why Not Socialism?” Samuel Arnold

Room: Buddy Bolden

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Break Out Session 2 11:00am – 12:45pm

Justice as Fairness and the Choice of Economic SystemChetan Cetty, Moderator

Participants: “Justice as Fairness and the Choice of Economic System,” Jeppe von Platz“Rawls: Reticent Socialist,” William A. Edmundson“A Republic of Equals,” Alan Thomas

Room: Storyville I

Updating Mill on Free SpeechPiers Norris Turner, Moderator

Participants: “The Scope of ‘Free Speech’ in Ch. 2 of On Liberty,” Christopher Macleod“Free Speech and Equality: Modernizing Mill’s Harm Principle,” Melina Bell“Would Mill Boycott Ace Hardware?” Dale E. Miller

Room: Storyville II

The Nature of PovertyRobert Wright, Moderator

Participants: “Poverty without Concept Creep,” Stanislaus Husi“Towards a Philosophy of Poverty,” Joshua Spencer“Respect before Sympathy: How to Think about the Poor,” Iskra Fileva


Topics in Decision TheorySamantha Wakil, Moderator

Participants: “Impartial Decision-Making under Normative Uncertainty,” Brian Jabarian“Massaging the News and the Faultless Voter,” Pierce Randall “CDT Agents are Exploitable,” Daniel Kokotajlo

Room: Bechet


11:00am – 12:45pm

After Bretton Woods: Transformations in State-Economy Relations in the Wake of the 1970s

Leah Downey, Moderator

Participants: “Financial Crises and Systemic Responsibility,” Max Krahé“The Credit They Deserve: The Politics of Risk and Race,” Emily Katzenstein“Capitalism’s Golden Age, the 1970s, and the Failure of Reformist Social

Democracy,” Anahí Wiedenbrug

Room: Mahalia B

Towards a Radical Philosophy of Migration and MembershipDouglas MacKay, Moderator

Participants: “The Case for a Decolonial Approach to Immigration Justice,” José Jorge Mendoza “Resistance and Refusal (or Why Open Borders are Not Utopian),” Alex Sager “Towards Justice in Migration: The Role of Private Actors,” Ashwini Vasanthakumar

Room: Armstrong

Democratic TheorySameer Bajaj, Moderator

Participants: “Interest-responsiveness as a Standard of Democratic Performance,”

Eduardo Martinez “The Failure of the Instrumental Argument for a Human Right to Democracy,”

Ryan Pevnick “Condorcet Winners and Independence of Irrelevant Alternatives: An

Impossibility Result,” Hun Chung

Room: Jelly Roll

Philosophical Issues in Behavioral EconomicsAndrew Jason Cohen, Moderator

Participants: “Behavioral Economics and the Evidential Defense of Welfare Economics,”

Garth Heutel “Philosophical Approaches to Bounded Rationality: From Herbert Simon to

Nudges,” Alejandro Hortal“Odd Bedfellows: How Choice Architecture Can Enhance Autonomy and

Diminish Inequality,” Kendra Tully

Room: Buddy Bolden

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12:45pm - 2:00pm LUNCH BREAK

Please see back of program for some wonderful dining suggestions close by.

Author Meet Critics: Lori Watson and Christie Hartley’s Equal Citizenship and Public Reason: A Feminist Political Liberalism

Kevin Vallier, Moderator

Participants: Lori Watson, Christie Hartley (Authors)Paul Billingham (Commentator)Cindy Stark (Commentator)

Room: Storyville I

What Political Philosophers Can (and Can’t) Learn from Formal Models

Keith Hankins, Moderator

Participants: “Prisoners to a Framework: On the Limits of Models,” Ryan Muldoon “On the Emergence of Minority Disadvantage: Testing the Cultural Red King

Hypothesis,” Aydin Mohseni“The General Theory of Second Best is More General Than You Think,”

David Wiens

Room: Storyville II

Aspects of Structural InjusticeNicholas Geiser, Moderator

Participants: “Making Room for Ideological Explanation,” Valerie Soon “On the Obligations of Beneficiaries of Structural Injustice,” Brian Berkey“What Is Structural Injustice?” Kirun Sankaran


Break Out Session 32:00pm – 3:45pm

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Break Out Session 3 cont.

2:00pm - 3:45pm

Racialized Urban Infrastructure: Perspectives on the Materiality of Justice

Graham Hubbs, Moderator

Participants: “Reliance Structures: How Urban Public Policy Shapes Human Agency,”

Matthew Noah Smith “Of Dogs, Gentrification, and the Race-ing of Space,” Yolonda Y. Wilson“Racial Displacement and Housing Justice,” Kristina Meshelski

Room: Bechet

The Hubris of Policy-Makers: Critiques of “Evidence-Based”Public Decision-Making

Roy Heidelberg, Moderator

Participants: “Empathy and the Limits of Utilitarianism,” Sam Fleischacker “Managerialism and Government Legitimacy,” Amanda R. Greene“Fighting (Status Quo) Bias with Bias in Big Data Economics,” Eric Schliesser

Room: Mahalia B

Author Meets Critics: Peter Vanderschraaf’s Strategic JusticeAdam Gjesdal, Moderator

Participants: Peter Vanderschraaf (Author)Justin Bruner (Commentator)Paul Weithman (Commentator)

Room: Armstrong

Proxies and Politics: Making Social Choices in the Age of Big Data

Joseph Porter, Moderator

Participants: “Proxies for Means and Proxies for Need: How Do We Know When Someone

is Poor?” Zoe Hitzig“Should You Be Taxed Based on Where You are Born?” Kadeem Noray“Big Data and Blue Eyes: What Makes Variables Political?” Joshua Simons

Room: Jelly Roll

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2:00pm – 3:45pm

Justice, Democracy, and Political Economy in the NineteenthCentury: Tocqueville and Beyond

Eric MacGilvray, Moderator

Participants: “The Corrupt Mores of a Stable Democracy: Montesquieu’s Answer to

Tocqueville,” Mario Juarez-Garcia“Loyalty to Organizations and Social Trust: Re-envisioning Firms as Mediating

Institutions,” Aimee Barbeau“A Little Tyranny: Democratic Equality and the Servant Problem in Nineteenth

Century America,” Briana L. McGinnis

Room: Buddy Bolden

Behavioral EthicsJonathan Miles, Moderator

Participants: “It’s Not A Lie If You Believe It: Lying Under Norm Uncertainty,” Cristina Bicchieri“Feel the Power of the Dark Side: On the Evolution of Norm Erosion,”

Eugen Dimant“Formulating Effective Moral Cues Through the Power of Social Norms and

Communication Media,” Francesca Papa and Sakshi Ghai

Room: Storyville I

Rational Choice TheoryAlexandru Marcoci, Moderator

Participants: “A Puzzle about Probabilistic Knowledge,” Julia Staffel“Rationality, Preference Satisfaction and Degenerate Intentions: Why Rational

Choice Theory is not Self-Defeating,” Roberto Fumagalli“Tiny Probabilities of Vast Utilities: Let’s Just Give Up And Bound our Utility

Functions Already,” Daniel Kokotajlo

Room: Storyville II

Corporate Social ResponsibilityRobert Wright, Moderator

Participants: “The Indeterminacy of Corporate Social Responsibility: Why Corporate

Responsibility Depends on Background Political Institutions,” Hrishikesh Joshi“Friedman was Right: Corporate Moral Responsibility v. Corporate Social

Responsibility,” Kendy Hess“The Political Authority of Corporate Officials: A Dynamical Perspective,”

Waheed Hussain



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4:00pm - 5:45pm

The Promise and Perils of PolycentrismAlex Campbell, Moderator

Participants: “Still Thin but Thicker Than Thin: A Solution for Adjudicating Disputes in

Polycentrism,” Danielle Limbaugh“Polycentrism and Political Consent,” Jake MonaghanCommentary from Fred D’Agostino

Room: Bechet

Inequality and Social JusticeNeera Badhwar, Moderator

Participants: “A Bleeding Heart Libertarian View of Inequality,” Andrew Jason Cohen “Rights, Egalitarianism, and Social Justice,” Aeon Skoble “Equality and Social Justice: A reply to Skoble and Cohen,” Chris Surprenant

Room: Mahalia B

The Metaphysics of MoneySamantha Wakil, Moderator

Participants: “Money as Metaphysically Reflexive,” Asya J. Passinsky “On the Question, ‘What is Money?’” Graham Hubbs “Money and Mental Contents” David G. Dick

Room: Armstrong

Business Ethics Informed by Normative EthicsChetan Cetty, Moderator

Participants: “The Market Failures Approach and the Ideal World Objection,” Kenneth Silver “The Problem of Causal Impotence for Business Ethics, ”Abe Zakhem“The Stakes of the Actualism/Possibilism Debate for Business Ethics,”

Travis Timmerman

Room: Jelly Roll

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Breakout Session 4cont.

4:00pm – 5:45pm

Regulating Emerging Technology: Between Private Governance and Government Regulation

Nick Cowen, Moderator

Participants: “Editing Embryos: Private Choices and Public Goods,” Jonathan Anomaly“Procedural Objectivity in Governing Disruptive Technologies,” Dima Y. Shamoun“Regulating Technology Between Private Governance and Government

Regulation,” Andreas Wolkenstein

Room: Buddy Bolden

Unequal Hopes, Lives, and Lifespans in theU.S.A.: Insights from the New Science ofWell-Being

Carol Graham, Keynote Speaker Room: Storyville III

Plenary Session6:00pm - 7:00pm

Reception7:00pm

Drinks, Appetizers, and Conversation

Join us!

Room: Storyville I/Foyer

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FRIDAYMarch 29

Break Out Session 19:00am – 10:45am

Consent and ConventionIskra Fileva, Moderator

Participants: “Moral Risk and Communicating Consent,” Renee Bolinger“Conventions and Consent,” Tom Dougherty“Consent, Convention, and Wicked Problems,” Erin Taylor

Room: Storyville I

The Conditions of Coordination and CooperationDan Shahar, Moderator

Participants: “The Community of Public Reason,” Chad Van Schoelandt“Rationality and Cooperation,” John Thrasher“Play Like Me Or Else!: Supporting Conformity in Stag Hunt Problems with

Costly Punishment,” Peter Vanderschraaf

Room: Storyville II

Author Meets Critics: Sean Ingham’s Rule By Multiple Majorities

David Wiens, Moderator

Participants: Sean Ingham (Author)Simone Chambers (Commentator) Thomas Christiano (Commentator)


Author Meets Critics: Dan Layman’s Locke Among the Radicals

Billy Christmas, Moderator

Participants: Daniel Layman (Author)Eric Mack (Commentator) Bas van der Vossen (Commentator)

Room: Bechet

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Break Out Session 1 cont.9:00am – 10:45am

Immigration and InstitutionsMario Juarez-Garcia, Moderator

Participants: “Deep Roots and Human Capital: Drivers of Institutional Quality,” Garett Jones“On Behalf of a Liberal Account of Immigration and Institutions,” Chris Freiman“Replies to Jones and Freiman,” Jonathan Anomaly

Room: Mahalia B

Individuals, Communities, and International LawRyan Pevnick, Moderator

Participants: “The Compatibility of Constitutional Democracy with International Law,”

Carmen Pavel“Between National Sovereignty and Global Governance: Mediating Norms and

Actors,” Ashwini Vasanthakumar“International Human Rights and Economic Inequality,” Jiewuh Song

Room: Armstrong

Race and Social ConstructionRoderick T. Long, Moderator

Participants: “Against Biological Racialism,” Jennifer McKitrick“Challenging Hybrid Accounts of Race,” Adam R. Thompson“The PERCs of Having White Ancestry,” C.L. Richardson

Room: Jelly Roll

Social Categories and Social ExplanationGraham Hubbs, Moderator

Participants: “Four Levels Of Explanation In Understanding Biases,” Daniel Moseley“Conventions and Status Functions,” Marija Jankovic and Kirk Ludwig“Law Versus ‘Law and Order’: Preventive Policing as a Public Expression of Bias,”

John Lawless

Room: Buddy Bolden

Break Out Session 211:00am – 12:45pm

The Ethics of BoycottsLuc Bovens, Moderator

Participants: “Punitive Boycotts and Refusals of Service,” Linda Radzik“Boycotts and Consumer Complicity,” Waheed Hussain“Consumer Clout and How to Wield It,” Caleb Pickard

Room:Storyville I

PPE as an Intellectual EnterpriseGeoffrey Brennan, Moderator

Participants: Cristina BicchieriHartmut KliemtDavid SchmidtzGeoffrey Sayre-McCord

Room:Storyville II

Formal Approaches to Democratic Deliberation and VotingKeith Hankins, Moderator

Participants: “Inequality and Majority Rule,” Justin Bruner“A Formal Theory of Democratic Deliberation,” Hun Chung


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Rethinking or Revisiting Theories of the Public EconomyRobert Wright, Moderator

Participants: Commentary from Brian D’Agostino“A Public Sector for the Public Good,” Heidi Garrett-Peltier“Optimism, Resilience, and Longevity: The Role of Community, Place, and Public

Goods,” Carol Graham

Room: Bechet

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New Work in Anarchist Legal TheoryRoderick T. Long, Moderator

Participants: “Retribution: an Abolitionist Translation,” Jason Lee Byas“Disaggregating Marital Obligation,” Gary Chartier“Social Equality and Liberty,” Billy Christmas

Room: Mahalia B

The Logics of Science: Politics and Power in an Anti-PoliticalAge

Samantha Wakil, Moderator

Participants: “Does Microeconomics Need a New Foundation?” Priya Menon“Monetary Policy and Democracy: The Tyranny of Price Stability,” Leah Downey“Explanation and Accountability in Machine Learning: What Can We Learn

from Juries?” Josh Simons

Room: Armstrong


11:00am – 12:45pm

Author Meets Critics: Abraham Singer’s The Form of the FirmBrandon Turner, Moderator

Participants: Abraham Singer (Author)Peter Jaworski (Commentator) Briana L. McGinnis (Commentator)

Room: Jelly Roll

Law’s Over-ResponsivenessAlex Schaefer, Moderator

Participants: “Oath’s Anxieties,” Miryam Segal“Criminalization, Democracy and Disagreements: An Attempt to Make Legal

Moralism Compatible with Self-Government,” Fernando Bracaccini“The Ethics of Punishment in the Age of Mass Incarceration,” Sari Kisilevsky

Room: Buddy Bolden

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12:45pm - 2:00pm

Fairness in Voluntary ExchangesEric MacGilvray, Moderator

Participants: “Bargaining Based Fairness,” Ben Ferguson“Exploitation and Unfair Pricing,” Matthew Zwolinski“Democratic Exchange,” Thomas Christiano

Room: Storyville I

The Epistemology of Political DisagreementRenee Bolinger, Moderator

Participants: “Deciding What’s True: The Epistemology of Fact-Checking,” Zeynep Pamuk“The Epistemic Risks of Testimony and Why We Should Listen Anyway,”

Matt Chick“Compromising with the Uncompromising: Political Disagreement under

Noncompliance,” Alex Worsnip

Room: Storyville II

Political Money on CampusDavid Estlund, Moderator

Participants: “Big Money on Campus: The Public/Private Parallel,” Jessica Flanigan“Gifts, Gratitude, and Promising,” Jeppe von Platz“Refuse, Hide, Filter, or Fight: Private Donations and the Valuing of Knowledge,”

Justin Weinberg


LUNCH BREAK


Break Out Session 32:00pm - 3:45pm

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2:00pm – 3:45pm

Majoritarianism and Minority RightsBrian Jabarian, Moderator

Participants: “Culture, State and Exit: What’s the Matter with Kukathas?,” Richard Ashcroft“Political Liberalism and the Problem of Too Much Pluralism,” Athmeya Jayaram“Two Interpretations of Majority Rule,” Mahendra Prasad

Room: Bechet

Discrimination and the Liberal RegimeRobert Wright, Moderator

Participants: “Majoritarianism, Discrimination, and the Origin Story of the Liberal Regime,”

William Kline“A Libertarian Defense of Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act,” Phil Magness“The Anti-Discriminatory Public Choice Tradition,” James Harrigan

Room: Mahalia B

Rawls, Racial Injustice, and Racial IntegrationDouglas MacKay, Moderator

Participants: “Non-Ideal Justice, Fairness, and Affirmative Action,” Matthew Adams“The Consequences of the Social Construction of Race for Social Contract

Theory,” Kristina Meshelski“Racial Integration and the Problem of Relational Value,” Dale Matthew

Room: Armstrong

Economics, Theology, and LibertyJ.P. Messina, Moderator

Participants: “Encouraging Human Flourishing Through Economic and Religious Liberty,”

Art Carden“Sound Theology: A Solution to the Local Knowledge Problem?” Sarah M. Estelle“Ye Cannot Serve God and Mammon: Jesus, Wealth, and Extractive Institutions,”

Walker Wright

Room: Jelly Roll

Break Out Session 3cont.2:00pm – 3:45pm

Author Meets Critics: Jonny Thakkar’s Plato as Critical Theorist

Stefan Eich, Moderator

Participants: Jonny Thakkar (Author)Jaime Edwards (Commentator) Carolyn Biltoft (Commentator)

Room: Buddy Bolden

Political Philosophy Meets Experimental PhilosophyNick Cowan, Moderator

Participants: “Gender Equality in the Australian Workplace,” Holly Lawford-Smith“Feasibility and Normative Encroachment,” Nicholas Southwood“The Social Epistemology of Political Discourse: A Case Study Using Twitter

Activity,” Mark Alfano

Room: Storyville I

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Social Practices, Law, and TrustHelen McCabe, Moderator

Participants: “Fidelity, Accountability and Trust: Tensions at the Heart of the Rule of Law,”

Gerald Postema“Defending Hart on Social Practices,” Chris Melenovsky“Political Trust: Concepts, Causes, and Consequences,” Kevin Vallier

Room: Storyville II

Self-OwnershipGary Chartier, Moderator

Participants: “Self-Ownership Revisited,” Neera Badhwar“Getting Self-Ownership in View,” Roderick T. Long“Separateness and Self-Ownership,” Eric Mack



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4:00pm – 5:45pm

Topics in Cost-Benefit AnalysisDouglas MacKay, Moderator

Participants: “Justifying the Use of Cost-Benefit Analysis in a Liberal Democracy: Against the

Evidential View,” Benjamin Chen“In Defense of Two Polar Opposite Positions in Climate Economics,” Paul Kelleher“Assessing The Costs (and Benefits) of Regulation: On the Limits of Regulatory

Oversight,” J.P. Messina

Room: Bechet

Morals and Markets in Early Modern Political ThoughtBrandon Turner, Moderator

Participants: “Adam Smith on Education as a Means to Self-Government,” Michelle Schwarze“When Markets and Politics Diverge: Education in Adam Smith’s The Wealth of

Nations,” Alexandra Oprea“Locke on Market Sales: Making Moral Men in a Commercial Society,” Steven Kelts

Room: Mahalia B

Market Proposals and Market CritiquesJacob Barrett, Moderator

Participants: “Markets and Moral Bigotry: An Argument against Consumer Boycotts,” Justin Tosi“A (Modern) Critique of Market Interdependence: Wendell Berry’s Ecological

Agrarianism,” Gregory Koutnik“In Defense of a Market for Immigration,” Andre Assumpcao

Room: Armstrong

Historic-Geographic Perspectives on the Boundaries of Capitalism

Graham Hubbs, Moderator

Participants: “Latina Immigrants and Their Networks of Care: Gender, Development and

Social Reproduction in the Midwest in the 21st Century,” Ruchira Sen and Viviana Grieco

“Untouchable Money: B.R. Ambedkar’s The Problem of the Rupee Reconsidered,” Stefan Eich

“Marx and Limits of Global Capitalism from a 21st-Century Perspective,” Vanessa Wills

Room: Jelly Roll

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4:00pm – 5:45pm

Preferences of Citizens in Citizen Panels: Theory, PilotStudies and First Findings

Daniel Kokotajlo, Moderator

Participants: “Social Preferences in Behavioral Welfare Economics: Should They Be Left Out

in Welfare Assessment?” Jack Vromen“Does Participating in a Citizen Panel Affect Participants’ Preferences?”

Job van Exel“Participatory Value Evaluation: A New Economic Assessment Model for

Promoting Social Acceptance of (Government) Policies,” Niek Mouter/Paul Koster

Room: Buddy Bolden

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SATURDAYMarch 30

Socialist ThoughtDiana E. Popescu, Moderator

Participants: “Freedom in Marx,” S.M. Love“Distributive Justice in the Socialists in the 19th Century,” Adrien Lutz (Co-author:

Susumu Cato)“‘From Each According to Ability; To Each According to Needs’: Origin,

Meaning, and Development of Socialist Slogans,” Luc Bovens

Room: Storyville I

Health Care Ethics and PolicyNeera Badhwar, Moderator

Participants: “Three Arguments Against Pharmaceutical Censorship,” Jessica Flanigan“American Birth and the Autonomy Trap: The Impact of Federal and State

Regulations on Informed Consent,” Lauren Hall“A Cure for Big Pharma: Government Intervention and the Ethics of

Direct-to-Physician Marketing,” Michael Brodrick

Room: Storyville II

Paternalism in Politics and Public Life: New PerspectivesSameer Bajaj, Moderator

Participants: “Impersonal Paternalism,” Steven P. Wall“Paternalism and Political Legitimacy,” Amanda R. Greene“Paternalism and the Moral Panic over ‘Direct-to-Consumer’ Genetic Testing,”

Bryan Cwik


Break Out Session 19:00am – 10:45am

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Going Beyond the Usual Suspects: Spreading PPE to Small Liberal Arts CollegesKarolina Wisniewska, Moderator

Participants: Jennifer Kling Eric KosMatthew Draud

Room: Bechet


9:00am – 10:45am

The Open Society and Its ChallengesBrandon Turner, Moderator

Participants: “Immigration, Culture, and the Open Society,” Chandran Kukathas“Preserving the Progressive Aims of Open Society,” Piers Norris Turner“The Invisible Contract: Agreement and Spontaneous Order in the Open

Society,” John Thrasher

Room: Mahalia B

New Perspectives on Legal ObligationChristopher Melenovsky, Moderator

Participants: “Reciprocity and the Case for Politics,” Brookes Brown“Legitimate Action Without the Right to Rule,” Justin Bernstein“Inclusive Anti-positivism,” Emad Atiq

Room: Armstrong

Race and Reactionary Politics in Hutt, Buchanan, Tullock, and Bronfenbrenner

Audra Jenson, Moderator

Participants: “W.H. Hutt’s ‘Negro Problem,’” M’Balou Camara“‘One Man, One Vote’ and the Neglect of the Calculus of Consent,” Daniel Kuehn“Overt Racism in Economic Science: Martin Bronfenbrenner’s Commentary on

Robert S. Browne’s ‘Economic Case of Reparations to Black America’ at the 84th Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association in December1971,” Scott Carter

Room: Jelly Roll

Matching Mechanisms and Algorithmic Fairness in Policy Design

Alex Schaefer, Moderator

Participants: “Unenviable Matches, Priorities, and Preferences: A Case Study of Matching

Mechanisms,” Zoe Hitzig“Preferential Mistreatment: Against Group Preference-Based Algorithmic

Fairness,” Lily Hu“Bridging the ‘Normative Gap’: Matching Mechanisms and Social Justice,”

Kate Vredenburgh

Room: Buddy Bolden

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Break Out Session 211:00am – 12:45pm

Topics in Distributive JusticeAmanda Beal, Moderator

Participants: “The Principle of Equal Consideration of Interests,” Jacob Barrett“Fairness, Continuity and Weighted Lotteries,” Thomas Rowe“The Politics of Envy,” Chris Howard

Room: Storyville I

Moral Progress and Its InterpretationMario Juarez-Garcia, Moderator

Participants: “On Making Progress with Social Constructions,” Stanislaus Husi“Moral Progress for Liberal Realists,” Michael Huemer“Explaining Ethical Drift,” Joseph Porter

Room: Storyville II

The Costs and Benefits of DiversityDaniel Kuehn, Moderator

Participants: “How Translation and Communication Constrain the Benefits of Perspectival

Diversity,” Keith Hankins and Ryan Muldoon“Multiple Diversity Concepts and Their Ethical-Epistemic Implications,”

Daniel Steel“The Limits of Similitude and Deference: Reexamining Core Principles of

Political Representation,” Wendy Salkin


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Class Experiments for PPL and Public ChoiceCharles Holt, Moderator

Participants: “The Jamestown Survival Game,” Madison Smither“Rent Seeking and the Inefficiencies of Non-market Allocations,” Lee Coppock“Low Tech, High Concept: Teaching Market Phenomena with Post-It Notes,”

Cathleen Johnson“Democracy and Exchange Game,” John Thrasher

Room: Bechet

Early Modern PPE: Hobbes & LockeDaniel Layman, Moderator

Participants: “Hobbes on International Trade,” Susanne Sreedhar“Hobbes and Corporate Representation,” Katherine M. Robiadek“‘The Lucky Chance of Education’: Children’s Rights and Children’s Labor in

Locke’s Educational Writings,” Alexandra Oprea

Room: Mahalia B

Republicanism and Republican FreedomHarrison Frye, Moderator

Participants: “Forced to be Free: Republican Paternalism and the Dawes Act (1887),”

Desmond Jagmohan“Republican Freedom, Popular Control, and Collective Action,” Frank Lovett“Freedom as Non-Domination in the Eurozone: a Republican assessment of the

Sovereign Debt Crisis,” Stefano Merlo

Room: Armstrong

Ethics and the Boundaries of Economic ReasoningAudra Jenson, Moderator

Participants: “Ethics, Economics Imperialism, and Values in Science,” Patricia Marino“Moral Indifferents and the Corruption of the Moral Sentiments,” Jennifer Baker“On the Limits of Markets and Market Thinking,” Chris Wass

Room: Jelly Roll


11:00am – 12:45pm

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Rationality in Collective Decision Making and the Allocationof Economic Goods

Daniel Kokotajlo, Moderator

Participants: “Characterizing Market Economies with Technical Changes,” Naoki Yoshihara“Personal and Social Identity: A Choice Theoretic Perspective,” Yongsheng Xu“Group Identification: An Integrated Approach,” Biung-Ghi Ju

Room: Buddy Bolden

LUNCH BREAK


12:45pm – 2:00pm


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PPE & the Environment: Justice, Migration, and Climate Change

Carmen Pavel, Moderator

Participants: “Far-Off Impacts of Climate Change: A Duty to Get Out of the Way?” Dan Shahar“Environmental Ethics and Forced Migration: The Limits of Liberal Nationalism,”

Karolina WisniewskaClimate Change, Culture, and Immigration,” Sahar Akhtar

Room: Storyville I

Problems of Scale in Social and Political PhilosophyMatthew Adams, Moderator

Participants: “Programming Deliberation: The Political and Ethical Implications of Big

Data-Fueled Automated Content Moderation Algorithms on Social Media,”Chloé Bakalar

“Speech Rights as Threshold Rights,” Erin Miller“Social Norms and Social Tyranny: The Importance of Civil Inattention,”

Harrison Frye

Room: Storyville II

Author Meets Critics: Julian Müller’s Political Pluralism, Disagreement and Justice: The Case for Polycentric Democracy

John Thrasher, Moderator

Participants: Julian Müller (Author)Ryan Muldoon (Commentator)Paul Dragos Aligica (Commentator)


Author Meets Critics: Joseph Persky’s The Political Economy of ProgressDale E. Miller, Moderator

Participants: Joseph Persky (Author)Piers Norris Turner (Commentator)Helen McCabe (Commentator)

Room: Bechet

Repugnant MarketsAnn Cudd, Moderator

Participants: “Does Paid Plasma Crowd-out Unpaid Blood Donations?” Peter Jaworski and

William English“Paying for Plasma: Commodification, Exploitation, and Profit,” Vida Panitch and

L. Chad Horne“Paying for Kidneys? A Randomized Survey and Choice Experiment,”

Nicola Lacetera

Room: Mahalia B

ConsentH. Bondurant, Moderator

Participants: “Consent, Promising, and Publicity,” Ian Cruise“Consent and Uptake,” Richard Healey“Disclosure of Morally Controversial Medical Option: What is Required for

Informed Consent?” Elizabeth Brassfield

Room: Armstrong

Philosophy of Education: Democratic Aims and the Development of Intellectual Virtues

Eric Brown, Moderator

Participants: “The Epistemic Import of Civic Friendship,” Randall Curren“Democracy, Information Technology, and Intellectual Character Education,”

Jason Baehr“An Underlying Aim, an Underlying Problem: The Commitment to Epistemic

Uniformity,” Rena B. Goldstein

Room: Jelly Roll


2:00pm – 3:45pm

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Author Meets Critics: Eric Schliesser’s Adam Smith: Systematic Philosopher and Public Thinker

Kirun Sankaran, Moderator

Participants: Eric Schliesser (Author)Glory Liu (Commentator)Lauren Kopajtic (Commentator)

Room: Buddy Bolden

Corrective Justice, Distributive Justice, and CompensationJoseph Porter, Moderator

Participants: “Apologies as Compensatory Justice,” Andrew I. Cohen“The Metaphysics of Compensatory Justice,” Stephen Kershnar“Restoring Stolen Art” Amy Sepinwall

Room: Storyville I

New Directions in Lockean Political TheoryJohn Thrasher, Moderator

Participants: “Moderate Libertarianism and the Project Pursuit Argument,” Fabian Wendt“A Non-Consensual Lockean Account of the State’s Exclusive Right to Punish,”

Ben Bryan “Unjust Consent,” Bas van der Vossen

Room: Storyville II

Break Out Session 3cont.2:00pm - 3:45pm

Justifications of Private PropertyJesse Spafford, Moderator

Participants: “Beyond Frontier Town: Do Early Modern Theories of Property Apply to

Capitalist Economies?” Katharina Nieswandt“Market Revisionism and the Theory of Capitalist Domination,” David Borman“On the Very Idea of Private Property,” Tom Malleson

Room: Bechet

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Break Out Session 44:00pm - 5:45pm

Well-Being PolicyDan Shahar, Moderator

Participants: “Operationalizing Human Well-Being,” Gil Hersch“Towards a Values-Based Normative Foundation for Behavioral Welfare

Economics,” Tyler DesRoches“The Indicators Combination Problem and the Liberal State,” Shiri Cohen Kaminitz

Room: Mahalia B

Voting Institutions: Political Equality and Popular ControlYongsheng Xu, Moderator

Participants: “Democratic Agenda-Setting and Political Parties,” Emilee Chapman“Collective Action Problems and Political Inequality,” Sean Ingham“Freedom and Voting Power,” Itai Sher

Room: Armstrong

The Work EthicEric Sampson, Moderator

Participants: “The Economics of Work Ethics and Care Work: Variations on a Common

Theme,” Daniel Kuehn“Meaningful Work and Limits on the Social Division of Labor,” Hyunseop Kim“The Ethical Limitations and Misuse of the Work Ethic,” Jennifer Baker

Room: Jelly Roll

Break Out Session 4cont.4:00pm - 5:45pm

Education: Ideals, Evidence, and ImplementationAnn Cudd, Moderator

Participants: “An Aristotelian Approach to Education in Non-Ideal Circumstances,”

Macy Salzberger“Adequacy, Positional Goods, and Social Change; A Critique of Anderson’s

Sufficientarianism,” Joshua Kissel“Social Science, Policy, and Practice in Education: Against “Evidence Based”

Pedagogy,” Rob Willison

Room: Buddy Bolden

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Repugnant Transactions and Forbidden Markets

Al Roth, Keynote Speaker Room: Storyville II/III

Drinks, Appetizers, and Conversation

Join us!

Room: Storyville I/Foyer

Plenary Session6:00pm - 7:00pm

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7:00pm Reception

FOOD:

Upscale, classic New Orleans: Commander’s Palace, Galatoire’s, Arnaud’s, Antoine’s

Upscale, but more modern: Cochon, Herbsaint, La Petite Grocery, Coquette, Peche, Shaya, Compere Lapin

Cheaper, but great: Central Grocery (for Muffulettas), Parkway Bakery and Tavern (for Po Boys), Company Burger (for burgers), Juan’s Flying Burrito(for Mexican food), Cafe du Monde (for beignets)

Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free:Goldberg’s, Seed, Carmo, Green Goddess

ALSO WORTH CHECKING OUT:

Sucre, which is a great bakery where you can get all kinds of confections, but probably most notably some great macarons.

Bars: The Carousel Bar, The Sazerac Bar, and for anyone interested in something kind of kitschy but still fun: Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, which is reputed to be the oldest bar in the US.

Music: Just walk up Frenchmen St. at night: The best known places along there are probably The Spotted Cat Music Club and Three Muses.

Other places not on Frenchmen that are solid: Tipitina’s and the House of Blues.

OTHER STUFF TO DO:

US National WWII Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, City Park, Audubon Park, take the street car down St. Charles and look at all of the architecture.

New Orleans Suggestions

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Participant Index

Last First Institution Day Sess. RoomMod/ Pres?

Presentation Title

Adam KarlUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill28 1 Jelly Roll Pres Political Legitimacy

Adams Matthew Stanford University

29 3 Armstrong Pres Rawls, Racial Injustice, and Racial Integration

30 3 Storyville II Mod Problems of Scale in Social and Political Philosophy

Akhtar Sahar University of Virginia 30 3 Storyville I PresPPE & the Environment: Justice, Migration, and Climate

Change

Alfano Mark

Delft University of Technology/

Australian Catholic University

29 4 Storyville I Pres Political Philosophy Meets Experimental Philosophy

Aligica Paul Dragos George Mason University 30 3 Storyville III CommAuthor Meets Critics: Julian Müller’s Political Pluralism,

Disagreement and Justice: The Case for Polycentric Democracy

Anomaly JonathanUniversity of California,

San Diego

28 4Buddy Bolden

PresRegulating Emerging Technology: Between Private

Governance and Government Regulation

29 1 Mahalia B Pres Immigration and Institutions

Arnold Samuel Texas Christian University 28 1Buddy Bolden

Pres The Moral Case for Socialism

Ashcroft RichardQueen Mary University

of London29 3 Bechet Pres Majoritarianism and Minority Rights

Assumpcao Andre University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill29 4 Armstrong Pres Market Proposals and Market Critiques

Atiq Emad Cornell University 30 1 Armstrong Pres New Perspectives on Legal Obligation

Badhwar Neera University of Oklahoma,

George Mason University - Affiliate

28 4 Mahalia B Mod Inequality and Social Justice

29 4 Storyville III Pres Self-Ownership

30 1 Storyville II Mod Health Care Ethics and Policy

Baehr Jason Loyola Marymount Uni-

versity30 3 Jelly Roll Mod


Bajaj Sameer Franklin & Marshall College

28 2 Jelly Roll Mod Democratic Theory

30 1 Storyville III ModPaternalism in Politics and Public Life: New Perspec-

tives

Bakalar Chloé Temple University 30 3 Storyville II Pres Problems of Scale in Social and Political Philosophy

Baker Jennifer College of Charleston30 2 Jelly Roll Pres Ethics and the Boundaries of Economic Reasoning

30 4 Jelly Roll Pres The Work Ethic

Barbeau AimeeUniversity of Illinois -

Springfield28 3

Buddy Bolden

PresJustice, Democracy, and Political Economy in the

Nineteenth Century: Tocqueville and Beyond

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Presentation Title

Barrett Jacob University of Arizona

28 1 Storyville II Mod Law and Economics: Criticisms and Alternatives

29 4 Armstrong Mod Market Proposals and Market Critiques

30 2 Storyville I Pres Topics in Distributive Justice

Beal Amanda Mount St. Mary’s University28 1

Buddy Bolden

Mod The Moral Case for Socialism

30 1 Storyville I Mod Topics in Distributive Justice

Bell MelinaWashington and Lee

University28 2 Storyville II Pres Updating Mill on Free Speech

Berger William University of Pennsylvania 28 1 Jelly Roll Pres Political Legitimacy

Berkey Brian University of Pennsylvania 28 3 Storyville III Pres Aspects of Structural Injustice

Bernstein Justin Johns Hopkins University 30 1 Armstrong Pres New Perspectives on Legal Obligation

Bicchieri Cristina University of Pennsylvania

28 4 Storyville I Pres Behavioral Ethics

29 2 Storyville II Pres PPE as an Intellectual Enterprise

Billingham Paul University of Oxford 28 3 Storyville I CommAuthor Meets Critics: Lori Watson and Christie

Hartley’s Equal Citizenship and Public Reason: A Feminist Political Liberalism

Biltoft Carolyn Graduate Institute Of

Geneva29 3

Buddy Bolden

CommAuthor Meets Critics: Jonny Thakkar’s Plato as Critical

Theorist

Bolinger Renee Australian National

University/ Princeton University

29 1 Storyville I Pres Consent and Convention

29 3 Storyville II Mod The Epistemology of Political Disagreement

Bondurant H. Duke University 30 3 Armstrong Mod Consent

Borman David Nipissing University 30 4 Bechet Pres Justifications of Private Property

Bovens LucUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

29 2 Storyville I Mod The Ethics of Boycotts

30 1 Storyville I Pres Socialist Thought

Bracaccini Fernando Yale University 29 2Buddy Bolden

Pres Law’s Over-Responsiveness

Bradford Gwen Rice University 28 1 Storyville I Pres Merit and Desert

Brassfield ElizabethUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill30 3 Armstrong Pres Consent

Brennan Geoffrey ANU/UNC/Duke 29 2 Storyville II Mod PPE as an Intellectual Enterprise

Brodrick Michael Arkansas Tech University 30 1 Storyville II Pres Health Care Ethics and Policy

Brouwer Huub Tilburg University 28 1 Storyville I Pres Merit and Desert

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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Brown Brookes Clemson University 30 1 Armstrong Pres New Perspectives on Legal Obligation

Brown Eric Washington University

in St. Louis30 3 Jelly Roll Pres


Bruner Justin University of Groningen

28 3 Armstrong CommAuthor Meets Critics: Peter Vanderschraaf’s Strategic

Justice

29 2 Storyville III PresFormal Approaches to Democratic Deliberation and

Voting

Bryan Ben University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign30 4 Storyville II Pres New Directions in Lockean Political Theory

Byas Jason LeeUniversity of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign29 2 Mahalia B Pres New Work in Anarchist Legal Theory

Camara M’Balou Duke University 30 1 Jelly Roll PresRace and Reactionary Politics in Hutt, Buchanan,

Tullock, and Bronfenbrenner

Campbell AlexUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 1 Mahalia B Mod Philosophical Perspectives on Psychology in Economics

28 4 Bechet Mod The Promise and Perils of Polycentrism

Carden Art Samford University 29 3 Jelly Roll Pres Economics, Theology, and Liberty

Carter Scott University of Tulsa 30 1 Jelly Roll PresRace and Reactionary Politics in Hutt, Buchanan,


Cetty Chetan University of Pennsylvania

28 1 Storyville I Mod Merit and Desert

28 2 Storyville I Mod Justice as Fairness and the Choice of Economic System

28 4 Jelly Roll Mod Business Ethics Informed by Normative Ethics

Chambers SimoneUniversity of California,

Irvine

28 1 Storyville III PresAuthor Meets Critics: Kevin Vallier’s Must Politics be

War?

29 1 Storyville III CommAuthor Meets Critics: Sean Ingham’s Rule By Multiple

Majorities

Chapman Emilee Stanford University 30 4 Armstrong PresVoting Institutions: Political Equality and Popular

Control

Chartier Gary La Sierra University

29 2 Mahalia B Pres New Work in Anarchist Legal Theory

29 4 Storyville III Mod Self-Ownership

Chen Benjamin Columbia University 29 4 Bechet Pres Topics in Cost-Benefit Analysis

Chick MattWashington University

in St. Louis29 3 Storyville II Pres The Epistemology of Political Disagreement

Christiano Thomas University of Arizona29 1 Storyville III Comm

Author Meets Critics: Sean Ingham’s Rule By Multiple Majorities

29 3 Storyville I Pres Fairness in Voluntary Exchanges

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Presentation Title

Christmas Billy King’s College London29 1 Bechet Mod


29 2 Mahalia B Pres New Work in Anarchist Legal Theory

Chung Hun Waseda University

28 2 Jelly Roll Pres Democratic Theory

29 2 Storyville III PresFormal Approaches to Democratic Deliberation and

Voting

Cohen Andrew I. Georgia State University 30 4 Storyville I PresCorrective Justice, Distributive Justice, and

Compensation

Cohen Andrew Jason Georgia State University

28 4 Mahalia B Pres Inequality and Social Justice

28 2Buddy Bolden

Mod Philosophical Issues in Behavioral Economics

Coppock Lee University of Virginia 30 2 Bechet Pres Class Experiments for PPL and Public Choice

Cohen Kaminitz Shiri Hebrew University

of Jerusalem30 4 Mahalia B Pres Well-Being Policy

Cowen Nick New York University

28 4Buddy Bolden

ModRegulating Emerging Technology: Between Private


29 4 Storyville I Mod Political Philosophy Meets Experimental Philosophy

Cruise IanUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 1 Jelly Roll Mod Political Legitimacy

30 3 Armstrong Pres Consent

Cudd Ann University of Pittsburgh

30 3 Mahalia B Mod Repugnant Markets

30 4Buddy Bolden

Mod Education: Ideals, Evidence, and Implementation

Curren Randall University of Rochester 30 3 Jelly Roll PresPhilosophy of Education: Democratic Aims and the

Development of Intellectual Virtues

Cwik Bryan Portland State University 30 1 Storyville III PresPaternalism in Politics and Public Life: New Perspec-

tives

D’Agostino Brian New York, NY (consultant) 29 2 Bechet Pres 2

D’Agostino Fred University of Queensland 28 4 Bechet Pres The Promise and Perils of Polycentrism

Delmotte Charles New York University 28 1 Mahalia B Pres Philosophical Perspectives on Psychology in Economics

DesRoches Tyler Arizona State University 30 4 Mahalia B Pres Well-Being Policy

Dick David G. University of Calgary 28 4 Armstrong Pres The Metaphysics of Money

Dimant Eugen University of Pennsylvania 28 4 Storyville I Pres Behavioral Ethics

Dold Malte F. New York University 28 1 Mahalia B Pres Philosophical Perspectives on Psychology in Economics

Dougherty Tom University of Cambridge/

Tulane University29 1 Storyville I Pres Consent and Convention

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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Downey Leah Harvard University

28 2 Mahalia B ModAfter Bretton Woods: Transformations in

State-Economy Relations in the Wake of the 1970s

29 2 Armstrong PresThe Logics of Science: Politics and Power in an

Anti-Political Age

Draud Matthew Siena Heights University 30 1 Bechet PresGoing Beyond the Usual Suspects: Spreading PPE to

Small Liberal Arts Colleges

Edmundson William A. Georgia State University 28 2 Storyville I Pres Justice as Fairness and the Choice of Economic System

Edwards Jaime St. Norbert College 29 3Buddy Bolden

CommAuthor Meets Critics: Jonny Thakkar’s Plato as Critical

Theorist

Eich Stefan Princeton University

29 3Buddy Bolden

ModAuthor Meets Critics: Jonny Thakkar’s Plato as Critical

Theorist

29 4 Jelly Roll PresHistoric-Geographic Perspectives on the Boundaries

of Capitalism

English William Georgetown University 30 3 Mahalia B Pres Repugnant Markets

Estelle Sarah M. Hope College 29 3 Jelly Roll Pres Economics, Theology, and Liberty

Estlund David Brown University 29 3 Storyville III Pres Political Money on Campus

Ferguson Ben VU Amsterdam 29 3 Storyville I Pres Fairness in Voluntary Exchanges

Fileva IskraUniversity of Colorado

Boulder

28 2 Storyville III Pres The Nature of Poverty

29 1 Storyville I Mod Consent and Convention

Flanigan Jessica University of Richmond

29 3 Storyville III Pres Political Money on Campus

30 1 Storyville II Pres Health Care Ethics and Policy

Fleischacker Sam University of Illinois at

Chicago28 3 Mahalia B Pres

The Hubris of Policy-Makers: Critiques of ‘Evidence-Based’ Public Decision-Making

Freiman Christopher College of William and Mary 29 1 Mahalia B Pres Immigration and Institutions

Frye Harrison University of Virginia

30 2 Armstrong Mod Republicanism and Republican Freedom

30 3 Storyville II Pres Problems of Scale in Social and Political Philosophy

Fumagalli Roberto King’s College London 28 4 Storyville II Pres Rational Choice Theory

Garrett-Peltier HeidiUniversity of Massachusetts

Amherst

28 1 Armstrong PresEducation for the Public Good: Understanding the

Ends, Improving the Means

29 2 Bechet PresRethinking or Revisiting Theories of the Public

Economy

Geiser Nicholas Brown University 28 3 Storyville III Mod Aspects of Structural Injustice

Ghai Sakshi University of Pennsylvania 28 4 Storyville I Pres Behavioral Ethics

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Presentation Title

Gjesdal Adam University of Arizona

28 1 Storyville III ModAuthor Meets Critics: Kevin Vallier’s Must Politics be

War?

28 3 Armstrong ModAuthor Meets Critics: Peter Vanderschraaf’s Strategic

Justice

Goldstein Rena B.University of California,

Irvine30 3 Jelly Roll Pres


Graham CarolBrookings Institution/University of Maryland

29 2 Bechet PresRethinking or Revisiting Theories of the Public

Economy

28 Plen Storyville II PresUnequal Hopes, Lives, and Lifespans in the U.S.A.:

Insights from the New Science of Well-Being

Greene Amanda R. University College London

28 3 Mahalia B PresThe Hubris of Policy-Makers: Critiques of ‘Evidence-Based’ Public Decision-Making

30 1 Storyville III PresPaternalism in Politics and Public Life: New Perspec-

tives

Grieco Viviana University of Missouri -

Kansas City29 4 Jelly Roll Pres


Hall Lauren Rochester Institute of

Technology30 1 Storyville II Pres Health Care Ethics and Policy

Hankins Keith Chapman University

28 3 Storyville II ModWhat Political Philosophers Can (and Can’t) Learn

from Formal Models

29 2 Storyville III ModFormal Approaches to Democratic Deliberation and

Voting

30 2 Storyville III Pres The Costs and Benefits of Diversity

Harrigan James University of Arizona 29 3 Mahalia B Pres Discrimination and the Liberal Regime

Harris Douglas N. Tulane University 28 1 Armstrong PresEducation for the Public Good: Understanding the


Hartley Christie Georgia State University 28 3 Storyville I AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Lori Watson and Christie Hartley’s Equal Citizenship and Public Reason: A

Feminist Political Liberalism

Heidelberg Roy Louisiana State University 28 3 Mahalia B ModThe Hubris of Policy-Makers: Critiques of ‘Evidence-Based’ Public Decision-Making

Hersch Gil Virginia Tech 30 4 Mahalia B Pres Well-Being Policy

Hess Kendy College of the Holy Cross 28 4 Storyville III Pres Corporate Social Responsibility

Heutel Garth Georgia State University 28 2Buddy Bolden

Pres Philosophical Issues in Behavioral Economics

Hitzig Zoe Harvard University

28 3 Jelly Roll PresProxies and Politics: Making Social Choices in the Age

of Big Data

30 1Buddy Bolden

PresMatching Mechanisms and Algorithmic Fairness in

Policy Design

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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Hodgson Louis-Phillippe York University 28 1 Bechet Pres Justice, Efficiency, and Exploitation

Hogan Brandon Howard University 28 1 Storyville II Pres Law and Economics: Criticisms and Alternatives

Holt Charles University of Virginia 30 2 Bechet Mod Class Experiments for PPL and Public Choice

Horne L. Chad Franklin & Marshall College28 1 Bechet Pres Justice, Efficiency, and Exploitation

30 3 Mahalia B Pres Repugnant Markets

Hortal AlejandroUniversity of North Carolina

at Greensboro28 2

Buddy Bolden


Howard ChrisUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill30 2 Storyville I Pres Topics in Distributive Justice

Hu Lily Harvard University 30 1Buddy Bolden


Policy Design

Hubbs Graham University of Idaho

28 3 Bechet ModRacialized Urban Infrastructure: Perspectives on the

Materiality of Justice

28 4 Armstrong Pres The Metaphysics of Money

29 1Buddy Bolden

Mod Social Categories and Social Explanation

29 4 Jelly Roll ModHistoric-Geographic Perspectives on the Boundaries

of Capitalism

Huemer Michael University of Colorado

Boulder30 2 Storyville II Pres Moral Progress and Its Interpretation

Huget Hailey Georgetown University 28 1Buddy Bolden


Hussain Waheed University of Toronto28 4 Storyville III Pres Corporate Social Responsibility

29 2 Storyville I Pres The Ethics of Boycotts

Husi StanislausUniversity of Wisconsin -

Milwaukee

28 2 Storyville III Pres The Nature of Poverty

30 2 Storyville II Pres Moral Progress and Its Interpretation

Ingham SeanUniversity of California,

San Diego

29 1 Storyville III AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Sean Ingham’s Rule By Multiple

Majorities

30 4 Armstrong PresVoting Institutions: Political Equality and Popular

Control

Jabarian Brian Princeton University28 2 Bechet Pres Topics in Decision Theory

29 3 Bechet Mod Majoritarianism and Minority Rights

Jagmohan Desmond Princeton University 30 2 Armstrong Pres Republicanism and Republican Freedom

Jankovic Marija Davidson College 29 1Buddy Bolden

Pres Social Categories and Social Explanation

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Presentation Title

Jaworski Peter Georgetown University29 2 Jelly Roll Comm

Author Meets Critics: Abraham Singer’s The Form of the Firm


Jayaram AthmeyaUniversity of California,

Berkeley29 3 Bechet Pres Majoritarianism and Minority Rights

Jenson AudraUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

30 1 Jelly Roll ModRace and Reactionary Politics in Hutt, Buchanan,


30 2 Jelly Roll Mod Ethics and the Boundaries of Economic Reasoning

Johnson Cathleen University of Arizona 30 2 Bechet Pres Class Experiments for PPL and Public Choice

Jones Garett George Mason University 29 1 Mahalia B Pres Immigration and Institutions

Joshi Hrishikesh University of Michigan 28 4 Storyville III Pres Corporate Social Responsibility

Ju Biung-Ghi Seoul National University 30 2Buddy Bolden

PresRationality in Collective Decision Making and the

Allocation of Economic Goods

Juarez-Garcia Mario University of Arizona

28 3Buddy Bolden



29 1 Mahalia B Mod Immigration and Institutions

30 2 Storyville I Mod Moral Progress and Its Interpretation

Katzenstein Emily University of Chicago 28 2 Mahalia B PresAfter Bretton Woods: Transformations in


Kelleher Paul University of Wisconsin -

Madison29 4 Bechet Pres Topics in Cost-Benefit Analysis

Kelts Steven Princeton University 29 4 Mahalia B Pres Morals and Markets in Early Modern Political Thought

Kershnar Stephen State University of New York

at Fredonia30 4 Storyville I Pres

Corrective Justice, Distributive Justice, and Compensation

Kim Hyunseop Seoul National University 30 4 Jelly Roll Pres The Work Ethic

Kisilevsky Sari City University of New York 29 2Buddy Bolden


Kissel Joshua Northwestern University 30 4Buddy Bolden

Pres Education: Ideals, Evidence, and Implementation

Kliemt HartmutFrankfurt School of Finance

& Management29 2 Storyville II Pres PPE as an Intellectual Enterprise

Kline WilliamUniversity of Illinois -

Springfield29 3 Mahalia B Pres Discrimination and the Liberal Regime

Kling Jennifer University of Colorado

Colorado Springs30 1 Bechet Pres

Going Beyond the Usual Suspects: Spreading PPE to Small Liberal Arts Colleges

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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Kokotajlo DanielUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 2 Bechet Pres Topics in Decision Theory

28 4 Storyville II Pres Rational Choice Theory

29 4Buddy Bolden

ModPreferences of Citizens in Citizen Panels: Theory, Pilot

Studies and First Findings

30 2Buddy Bolden

ModRationality in Collective Decision Making and the


Kopajtic Lauren Fordham University 30 3Buddy Bolden

CommAuthor Meets Critics: Eric Schliesser’s Adam Smith:

Systematic Philosopher and Public Thinker

Kos Eric Siena Heights University 30 1 Bechet PresGoing Beyond the Usual Suspects: Spreading PPE to


Koster PaulVrije Universiteit Amster-

dam/John Stuart Mill College

29 4Buddy Bolden

PresPreferences of Citizens in Citizen Panels: Theory, Pilot


Koutnik Gregory University of Pennsylvania 29 4 Armstrong Pres Market Proposals and Market Critiques

Krahé Max Yale University 28 2 Mahalia B PresAfter Bretton Woods: Transformations in


Kuehn Daniel Urban Institute

30 1 Jelly Roll PresRace and Reactionary Politics in Hutt, Buchanan,


30 2 Storyville III Mod The Costs and Benefits of Diversity

30 4 Jelly Roll Pres The Work Ethic

Lacetera Nicola University of Toronto

Mississauga30 3 Mahalia B Pres Repugnant Markets

Lawford-Smith Holly University of Melbourne 29 4 Storyville I Pres Political Philosophy Meets Experimental Philosophy

Lawless John Davidson College 29 1Buddy Bolden


Layman Daniel Davidson College29 1 Bechet Auth


30 2 Mahalia B Mod Early Modern PPE: Hobbes & Locke

Limbaugh Danielle Cornell University 28 4 Bechet Pres The Promise and Perils of Polycentrism

Liu Glory Brown University 30 3Buddy Bolden

CommAuthor Meets Critics: Eric Schliesser’s Adam Smith:


Long Roderick T. Auburn University

29 1 Jelly Roll Mod Race and Social Construction

29 2 Mahalia B Mod New Work in Anarchist Legal Theory


Love S.M. Georgia State University28 1 Storyville II Pres Law and Economics: Criticisms and Alternatives

30 1 Storyville I Pres Socialist Thought

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Presentation Title

Lovett FrankWashington University in

St. Louis30 2 Armstrong Pres Republicanism and Republican Freedom

Ludwig Kirk Indiana University,

Bloomington29 1

Buddy Bolden


Lutz Adrien University of Saint-Étienne 30 1 Storyville I Pres Socialist Thought

MacGilvray Eric Ohio State University28 3

Buddy Bolden

ModJustice, Democracy, and Political Economy in the


29 3 Storyville I Mod Fairness in Voluntary Exchanges

Mack Eric Tulane University29 1 Bechet Comm



MacKay DouglasUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 1 Bechet Mod Justice, Efficiency, and Exploitation

28 2 Armstrong ModTowards a Radical Philosophy of Migration and

Membership

29 3 Armstrong Mod Rawls, Racial Injustice, and Racial Integration

29 4 Bechet Mod Topics in Cost-Benefit Analysis

Macleod Christopher University of Lancaster 28 2 Storyville II Pres Updating Mill on Free Speech

Magness PhilAmerican Institute for Economic Research

29 3 Mahalia B Pres Discrimination and the Liberal Regime

Malleson Tom King’s University College 30 4 Bechet Pres Justifications of Private Property

Marcoci AlexandruUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill28 4 Storyville II Mod Rational Choice Theory

Marino Patricia University of Waterloo 30 2 Jelly Roll Pres Ethics and the Boundaries of Economic Reasoning

Martinez Eduardo University of Michigan 28 2 Jelly Roll Pres Democratic Theory

Matson Erik W. New York University 28 1 Mahalia B PresPhilosophical Perspectives on Psychology in

Economics

Matthew Dale York University 29 3 Armstrong Pres Rawls, Racial Injustice, and Racial Integration

McCabe Helen University of Nottingham

29 4 Storyville II Mod Social Practices, Law, and Trust

30 3 Bechet CommAuthor Meets Critics: Joseph Persky’s The Political

Economy of Progress

McGinnis Briana L. College of Charleston

28 3Buddy Bolden



29 2 Jelly Roll CommAuthor Meets Critics: Abraham Singer’s The Form of

the Firm

McGrath Molly Assumption College 28 1 Armstrong PresEducation for the Public Good: Understanding the


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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Melenovsky Christopher Utica College29 4 Storyville II Pres Social Practices, Law, and Trust

30 1 Mahalia B Mod New Perspectives on Legal Obligation

Mendoza José JorgeUniversity of Massachusetts

Lowell28 2 Armstrong Pres

Towards a Radical Philosophy of Migration and Membership

Menon Priya Harvard University 29 2 Armstrong PresThe Logics of Science: Politics and Power in an

Anti-Political Age

Merlo Stefano VU Amsterdam 30 2 Armstrong Pres Republicanism and Republican Freedom

Meshelski Kristina California State University,

Northridge

28 3 Bechet PresRacialized Urban Infrastructure: Perspectives on the


29 3 Armstrong Pres Rawls, Racial Injustice, and Racial Integration

Messina J.P. Wellesley College 29 3 Jelly Roll Mod Economics, Theology, and Liberty

29 4 Bechet Pres Topics in Cost-Benefit Analysis

Miles Jonathan Quincy University 28 4 Storyville I Mod Behavioral Ethics

Miller Dale E. Old Dominion University

28 2 Storyville II Pres Updating Mill on Free Speech

30 3 Bechet ModAuthor Meets Critics: Joseph Persky’s The Political

Economy of Progress

Miller Erin Princeton University 30 3 Storyville II Pres Problems of Scale in Social and Political Philosophy

Mohseni Aydin University of California,

Irvine28 3 Storyville II Pres

What Political Philosophers Can (and Can’t) Learn from Formal Models

Monaghan Jake University at Buffalo 28 4 Bechet Pres The Promise and Perils of Polycentrism

Moseley DanielUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill29 1

Buddy Bolden


Mouter Niek Delft University of

Technology29 4

Buddy Bolden



Muldoon Ryan University at Buffalo

28 3 Storyville II PresWhat Political Philosophers Can (and Can’t) Learn

from Formal Models


30 3 Storyville III CommAuthor Meets Critics: Julian Müller’s Political Pluralism,


Müller Julian University of Hamburg 30 3 Storyville III AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Julian Müller’s Political Pluralism,


Mulligan Thomas Georgetown University 28 1 Storyville I Pres Merit and Desert

Nieswandt Katharina Concordia University 30 4 Bechet Pres Justifications of Private Property

Noray Kadeem Harvard University 28 3 Jelly Roll PresProxies and Politics: Making Social Choices in the Age

of Big Data

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Presentation Title

Oprea AlexandraUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

29 4 Mahalia B Pres Morals and Markets in Early Modern Political Thought

30 2 Mahalia B Pres Early Modern PPE: Hobbes & Locke

Pamuk Zeynep University of Oxford 29 3 Storyville II Pres The Epistemology of Political Disagreement

Panitch Vida Carleton University28 1 Bechet Pres Justice, Efficiency, and Exploitation


Papa Francesca University of Pennsylvania 28 4 Storyville I Pres Behavioral Ethics

Passinsky Asya J. Dartmouth College 28 4 Armstrong Pres The Metaphysics of Money

Pavel Carmen King’s College London

29 1 Armstrong Pres Individuals, Communities, and International Law

30 3 Storyville I ModPPE & the Environment: Justice, Migration, and

Climate Change

Persky Joseph University of Illinois at

Chicago30 3 Bechet Auth

Author Meets Critics: Joseph Persky’s The Political Economy of Progress

Pevnick Ryan New York University28 2 Jelly Roll Pres Democratic Theory

29 1 Armstrong Mod Individuals, Communities, and International Law

Pickard CalebUniversity of Colorado

Boulder29 2 Storyville I Pres The Ethics of Boycotts

Popescu Diana E. London School of Economics 30 1 Storyville I Mod Socialist Thought

Porter JosephUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 3 Jelly Roll ModProxies and Politics: Making Social Choices in the Age

of Big Data

30 2 Storyville II Pres Moral Progress and Its Interpretation

30 4 Storyville I ModCorrective Justice, Distributive Justice, and

Compensation

Postema Gerald University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill29 4 Storyville II Pres Social Practices, Law, and Trust

Prasad MahendraUniversity of California,

Berkeley29 3 Bechet Pres Majoritarianism and Minority Rights

Radzik Linda Texas A&M University 29 2 Storyville I Pres The Ethics of Boycotts

Randall Pierce University of Pennsylvania 28 2 Bechet Pres Topics in Decision Theory

Richardson C.L. University of Nebraska -

Lincoln29 1 Jelly Roll Pres Race and Social Construction

Rizzo Mario J. New York University 28 1 Mahalia B PresPhilosophical Perspectives on Psychology in Eco-

nomics

Robiadek Katherine M. University of Wisconsin -

MadisonMahalia B Pres Early Modern PPE: Hobbes & Locke

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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Roth Al Stanford University 30 PlenStoryville

Ii/iiiPres Repugnant Transactions and Forbidden Markets

Rowe Thomas Virginia Tech 30 2 Storyville I Pres Topics in Distributive Justice

Sager Alex Portland State University 28 2 Armstrong PresTowards a Radical Philosophy of Migration and

Membership

Salkin Wendy San Francisco State

University

28 1 Storyville II Pres Law and Economics: Criticisms and Alternatives


Salzberger MacyUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 1 Armstrong ModEducation for the Public Good: Understanding the


30 4Buddy Bolden


Sampson EricUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill30 4 Jelly Roll Mod The Work Ethic

Sankaran Kirun Brown University

28 3 Storyville III Pres Aspects of Structural Injustice

30 3Buddy Bolden

Mod Kirun Sankaran

Sayre-McCord GeoffreyUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill29 2 Storyville II Pres PPE as an Intellectual Enterprise

Schaefer Alex University of Arizona

29 2 Bolden Mod Law’s Over-Responsiveness

30 1 Bolden ModMatching Mechanisms and Algorithmic Fairness in

Policy Design

Schliesser Eric University of Amsterdam

28 3 Mahalia B PresThe Hubris of Policy-Makers: Critiques of ‘Evidence-Based’ Public Decision-Making

30 3Buddy Bolden

AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Eric Schliesser’s Adam Smith:


Schmidtz David University of Arizona 29 2 Storyville II Pres PPE as an Intellectual Enterprise

Schwarze Michelle University of Wisconsin -

Madison29 4 Mahalia B Pres Morals and Markets in Early Modern Political Thought

Segal Miryam Yale University 29 2Buddy Bolden


Sen Ruchira University of Missouri -

Kansas City29 4 Jelly Roll Pres


Sepinwall Amy University of Pennsylvania 30 4 Storyville I PresCorrective Justice, Distributive Justice, and

Compensation

Shahar DanUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

29 1 Storyville II Mod The Conditions of Coordination and Cooperation

30 3 Storyville I PresPPE & the Environment: Justice, Migration, and Climate

Change

30 4 Mahalia B Mod Well-Being Policy

50


Presentation Title

Shamoun Dima Y. University of Texas at Austin 28 4Buddy Bolden

PresRegulating Emerging Technology: Between Private


Sher ItaiUniversity of Massachusetts

Amherst30 4 Armstrong Pres

Voting Institutions: Political Equality and Popular Control

Simons Joshua Harvard University

28 3 Jelly Roll PresProxies and Politics: Making Social Choices in the Age

of Big Data

29 2 Armstrong PresThe Logics of Science: Politics and Power in an

Anti-Political Age

Singer Abraham Loyola University Chicago 29 2 Jelly Roll AuthAuthor Meets Critic: Abraham Singer’s The Form of

the Firm

Silver KennethUniversity of Southern

California28 4 Jelly Roll Pres Business Ethics Informed by Normative Ethics

Skoble Aeon Bridgewater State University 28 4 Mahalia B Pres Inequality and Social Justice

SmithMatthew

NoahNortheastern University 28 3 Bechet Pres

Racialized Urban Infrastructure: Perspectives on the Materiality of Justice

Smither Madison University of Virginia 30 2 Bechet Pres Class Experiments for PPL and Public Choice

Smolenski Phil University of Arizona 28 1 Jelly Roll Pres Political Legitimacy

Song Jiewuh Seoul National University 29 1 Armstrong Pres Individuals, Communities, and International Law

Soon Valerie Duke University 28 3 Storyville III Pres Aspects of Structural Injustice

Southwood NicholasAustralian National

University

28 1 Storyville III CommAuthor Meets Critics: Kevin Vallier’s Must Politics be

War?

29 4 Storyville I Pres Political Philosophy Meets Experimental Philosophy

Spafford JesseThe Graduate Center, City

University of New York

28 1Buddy Bolden


30 4 Bechet Mod Justifications of Private Property

Spencer JoshuaUniversity of Wisconsin -

Milwaukee28 2 Storyville III Pres The Nature of Poverty

Sreedhar Susanne Boston University 30 2 Mahalia B Pres Early Modern PPE: Hobbes & Locke

Staffel JuliaUniversity of Colorado

Boulder28 4 Storyville II Pres Rational Choice Theory

Stark Cindy University of Utah 28 3 Storyville I CommAuthor Meets Critics: Lori Watson and

Christie Hartley’s Equal Citizenship and Public Reason: A Feminist Political Liberalism

Steel Daniel University of British

Columbia30 2 Storyville III Pres The Costs and Benefits of Diversity

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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Surprenant Chris University of New Orleans 28 4 Mahalia B Pres Inequality and Social Justice

Taylor ErinWashington and Lee

University29 1 Storyville I Pres Consent and Convention

Thakkar Jonny Swarthmore College 29 3Buddy Bolden

AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Jonny Thakkar’s Plato as Critical

Theorist

Thomas Alan University of York 28 2 Storyville I Pres Justice as Fairness and the Choice of Economic System

Thompson Adam R. University of Nebraska -

Lincoln29 1 Jelly Roll Pres Race and Social Construction

Thrasher John Chapman University

29 1 Storyville II Pres The Conditions of Coordination and Cooperation

30 1 Mahalia B Pres The Open Society and its Challenges

30 2 Bechet Pres Class Experiments for PPL and Public Choice

30 3 Storyville III ModAuthor Meets Critics: Julian Müller’s Political Pluralism,


30 4 Storyville II Mod New Directions in Lockean Political Theory

Timmerman Travis Seton Hall University 28 4 Jelly Roll Pres Business Ethics Informed by Normative Ethics

Tosi Justin Texas Tech University 29 4 Armstrong Pres Market Proposals and Market Critiques

Tully KendraUniversity of California,

Davis28 2

Buddy Bolden


Turner Brandon Clemson University

29 2 Jelly Roll ModAuthor Meets Critics: Abraham Singer’s The Form of

the Firm

29 4 Mahalia B Mod Morals and Markets in Early Modern Political Thought

30 1 Mahalia B Mod The Open Society and Its Challenges

Turner Piers Norris Ohio State University

28 2 Storyville II Mod Updating Mill on Free Speech

30 1 Mahalia B Mod The Open Society and Its Challenges

30 3 Bechet CommAuthor Meets Critics: Joseph Persky’s The Political

Economy of Progress

Vallier KevinBowling Green State

University

28 1 Storyville III AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Kevin Vallier’s Must Politics be

War?

28 3 Storyville I ModAuthor Meets Critics: Lori Watson and Christie


29 4 Storyville II Pres Social Practices, Law, and Trust

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Presentation Title

van der Vossen Bas Chapman University

29 1 Bechet CommAuthor Meets Critics: Dan Layman’s Locke Among the

Radicals

30 4 Storyville II Pres New Directions in Lockean Political Theory

van Exel Job Erasmus University

Rotterdam29 4

Buddy Bolden



Van Schoelandt Chad Tulane University 29 1 Storyville II Pres The Conditions of Coordination and Cooperation

Vanderschraaf PeterUniversity of California,

Merced

28 3 Armstrong AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Peter Vanderschraaf’s Strategic

Justice

29 1 Storyville II Pres The Conditions of Coordination and Cooperation

Vasanthakumar Ashwini Queen’s University28 2 Armstrong Pres

Towards a Radical Philosophy of Migration and Membership

29 1 Armstrong Pres Individuals, Communities, and International Law

von Platz Jeppe University of Richmond

28 2 Storyville I Pres Justice as Fairness and the Choice of Economic System

29 3 Storyville III Pres Political Money on Campus

Vredenburgh Kate Harvard University 30 1Buddy Bolden


Policy Design

Vromen JackErasmus University

Rotterdam29 4

Buddy Bolden



Wakil SamanthaUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill

28 2 Bechet Mod Topics in Decision Theory

28 4 Armstrong Mod The Metaphysics of Money

29 2 Armstrong ModThe Logics of Science: Politics and Power in an

Anti-Political Age

Wall Steven P. University of Arizona 30 1 Storyville III PresPaternalism in Politics and Public Life: New Perspec-

tives

Wass Chris University of Waterloo 30 2 Jelly Roll Pres Ethics and the Boundaries of Economic Reasoning

Watson Lori University of San Diego 28 3 Storyville I AuthAuthor Meets Critics: Lori Watson and Christie


Weinberg Justin University of Richmond 29 3 Storyville III Pres Political Money on Campus

Weithman Paul University of Notre Dame 28 3 Armstrong CommAuthor Meets Critics: Peter Vanderschraaf’s Strategic

Justice

Wendt Fabian Chapman University 30 4 Storyville II Pres New Directions in Lockean Political Theory

Wiedenbrug Anahí London School of Economics 28 2 Mahalia B PresAfter Bretton Woods: Transformations in


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Participant Index


Presentation Title

Wiens DavidUniversity of California,

San Diego

28 3 Storyville II PresWhat Political Philosophers Can (and Can’t) Learn

from Formal Models

29 1 Storyville III ModAuthor Meets Critics: Sean Ingham’s Rule By Multiple

Majorities

Willison Rob University of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill30 4

Buddy Bolden


Wills VanessaGeorge Washington

University29 4 Jelly Roll Pres


Wilson Yolonda Y. Howard University 28 3 Bechet PresRacialized Urban Infrastructure: Perspectives on the


Wisniewska Karolina University of Hertfordshire

30 1 Bechet ModGoing Beyond the Usual Suspects: Spreading PPE to


30 3 Storyville I PresPPE & the Environment: Justice, Migration, and Climate

Change

Wolkenstein Andreas University of Munich 28 4Buddy Bolden

PresRegulating Technology Between Private Governance

and Government Regulation

Worsnip AlexUniversity of North Carolina

at Chapel Hill29 3 Storyville II Pres The Epistemology of Political Disagreement

Wright Robert Augustana University

28 2 Storyville III Mod The Nature of Poverty

28 4 Storyville III Mod Corporate Social Responsibility

29 2 Bechet ModRethinking or Revisiting Theories of the Public

Economy

29 3 Mahalia B Mod Discrimination and the Liberal Regime

Wright Walker Johns Hopkins University 29 3 Jelly Roll Pres Economics, Theology, and Liberty

Xu Yongsheng Georgia State University

30 2Buddy Bolden



30 4 Armstrong ModVoting Institutions: Political Equality and Popular

Control

Yoshihara NaoikiUniversity of Massachusetts

Amherst30 2

Buddy Bolden



Zakhem Abe Seton Hall University 28 4 Jelly Roll Pres Business Ethics Informed by Normative Ethics

Zwolinski Matthew University of San Diego 29 3 Storyville I Pres Fairness in Voluntary Exchanges

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