Contested secessions

The Centre for Ethics and Global Politics, Philosophy and Public Issues (PPI) and the Department of Political Science are pleased to announce a one-day symposium on "Contested secessions"

April 24th, 15:45 pm, LUISS Guido Carli, Viale Pola, 12, Sala del Consiglio.  

Book Symposium on Prof. Neera Chandhoke's "Contested Secessions: Rights, Self-determination, Democracy, and Kashmir" (OUP, 2012), included in Philosophy and Public IssuesVol. 4, No. 1 (2014), Territory and Belonging: secession, self-determination and territorial rights in the age of identity politics available at (http://fqp.luiss.it/):

Introduction,

Sebastiano Maffettone (LUISS) 15:45- 15:55

Précis of Contested Secessions,

Neera Chandhoke, (Indian Council of Social Science Research), 15:55-16:20

Comments:

Allen Buchanan (Duke), 16:20-16:40

Margaret Moore (Queen's), 16: 40- 17:00

Valentina Gentile (LUISS), 17: 00- 17:20

Response:

Neera Chandhoke (Indian Council of Social Science Research),17:20-17,45

Q&A (17:45- 18:00)

************** Coffee break **************

Roundtable: Is Crimea's secession a contested one? (18:15- 19:30) Convenor: Valentina Gentile (LUISS)

Speakers: Daniele Archibugi (CNR), Allen Buchanan (Duke), Neera Chandhoke (Indian Council of Social Science Research), Francesco Cherubini (LUISS), Margaret Moore(Queen's). All are welcome and the attendance is free.

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