Summer School 2022: Equality and Citizenship
the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Sveučilišna avenija 4, Rijeka
19 -22 July 2022
The Center for Advanced Studies Southeast Europe, the University of Rijeka, the University’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, and its Department of Philosophy are organizing the eighth edition of their Summer School on Equality and Citizenship. This Summer School does not reproduce the familiar educational format of a university course. Instead, it consists of several workshops and symposia dedicated to contemporary issues in political philosophy, ethics and other related disciplines, as well as symposia dedicated to the work of distinguished guests and plenary speakers.
This year’s program incorporates:
Jessica Begon Symposium: Disability through the Lens of Justice – July 19th and July 20th, 2022
Symposium: Mental Disorders, Public Justification and Values – July 21st and July 22nd, 2022
The Summer School pertains primarily to post-doctoral and doctoral researchers, who are invited to contribute by commenting and asking informed questions. Moreover, post-doctoral and doctoral students who have participated in the school’s previous editions are invited to propose presenting their articles at the symposia. Post-doctoral and doctoral students alone can obtain certificates of participation that describe their engagement at the Summer School.
Summer School Directors
Elvio Baccarini, University of Rijeka
Ana Gavran Miloš, University of Rijeka
Luca Malatesti, University of Rijeka
Snježana Prijić-Samaržija, University of Rijeka
Nebojša Zelič, University of Rijeka
Organization Board
Mia Biturajac, University of Rijeka
Ivan Cerovac, University of Rijeka
Marko Jurjako, University of Rijeka
Kristina Lekić Barunćić, University of Rijeka
Iva Martinić, University of Rijeka
Andrea Mešanović, University of Rijeka
*Jessica Begon Symposium: Disability through the Lens of Justice is an output of a research project Well-being, Affiliation and Social Justice (http://dobrobit.uniri.hr) co-funded by the Croatian Science Foundation (UIP-2017-05-3462).
*Mental Disorders, Public Justification and Values Symposium is an output of a research project Responding to Antisocial Personalities in a Democratic Society (http://rad.ffri.hr/en/) co-funded by the Croatian Science Foundation (IP-2018-01-3518).
Information
Participation in the Summer School is free of charge. Active participants should provide their full name, affiliation, and their talk’s title by July 4th. They should also indicate in which symposium or workshop they wish to participate. It is possible to present a paper at more than one symposium. Passive participants can apply by providing their full name and affiliation by July 9th. Potential participants should send all applications by email to politicalphilosophy@cas.uniri.hr.
If you require any further details, please contact us at politicalphilosophy@cas.uniri.hr.
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