[DemocracyNet.eu-list] GECOPOL_Graduate CFP - III Geneva Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy, 17-18 February 2022

[Alice el-Wakil]

The CfP below might be of interest to some of you.

Best, Alice



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Sujet : 	GECOPOL_Graduate CFP - III Geneva Graduate Conference in 
Political Philosophy, 17-18 February 2022
Date : 	Thu, 9 Sep 2021 13:52:35 +0000
De : 	gecopol <gecopol at unige.ch>
Pour : 	gecopol <gecopol at unige.ch>



Dear all,


we are proud to announce the third edition of the Geneva Graduate 
Conference in Political Philosophy! Check out the call for papers 
(below) and follow all the details here 
<https://www.unige.ch/gecopol/graduate-conference/current-edition/>.


Best wishes,

The organizing committee

The Geneva Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy

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/GECOPOL_Graduate/

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*III Geneva Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy*

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*17-18 February 2022*

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*CALL FOR PAPERS*


The *Department of Political Science & International Relations *of the 
*University of Geneva* is proud to announce the third edition of the 
Geneva Graduate Conference in Political Philosophy organized within the 
framework of the *Geneva Colloquium in Political Theory *(GECOPOL). The 
*/GECOPOL_Graduate/*will take place on 17-18 February 2022. We are 
planning a *hybrid conference*, with a large number of presentations 
delivered in person. The exact format and rules of attendance will be 
adapted and communicated in view of the evolution of the global sanitary 
situation.


  The conference is a forum for PhD students to present their works in 
progress, receive constructive feedback in a supportive atmosphere, and 
exchange ideas both with peers and with leading academics in the field 
of political philosophy worldwide. The /GECOPOL_Graduate/ is structured 
in parallel sessions for students’ presentations, and two plenary 
sessions hosting two keynote lectures. The keynote speakers in the past 
editions were Ralf Bader (Université de Fribourg), Francis Cheneval 
(Zürich), Fabienne Peter (Warwick), and Lea Ypi (London School of 
Economics and Political Science). This year’s *keynote speakers* are:

*Sandrine Baume* (Université de Lausanne)

*Jason Brennan *(Georgetown University)

PhD students may express their interest in presenting papers at the 
/GECOPOL_Graduate/ by sending an *extended abstract* of their intended 
contribution (max 1500 words – in English) accompanied by a short 
abstract (max 200 words – in *English*) and a */curriculum vitae/*, by 
*30 October 2021*. Paper proposals may focus on any area within 
political philosophy and should be suitable for a twenty-minute 
presentation. Both the short and the extended abstract must be 
anonymized for *blind review*. The submission of paper proposals is open 
to graduate students enrolled in a PhD programme at the time of 
submission. *Conference attendance is free of charge* and open to anyone 
upon registration. Accepted participants are responsible for seeking 
funds to cover their expenses. Details about the conference programme 
and other arrangements regarding the onsite logistics and online access 
to the various activities to follow. The working language of the 
/GECOPOL_Graduate/ is English.


  All correspondence (including paper submissions and additional 
inquiries) should be addressed to the GECOPOL_Graduate email address: 
gecopol at unige.ch <mailto:gecopol at unige.ch>


  For more information on the GECOPOL activities, please see our website 
https://www.unige.ch/gecopol/ <https://www.unige.ch/gecopol/> and 
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Gecopol-106384257678909 
<https://www.facebook.com/Gecopol-106384257678909>.


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