The History and Future of Rationing
Leeds
United Kingdom
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The Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied Centre at the University of Leeds is pleased to invite researchers to submit abstracts for a one-day interdisciplinary workshop on ‘The History and Future of Rationing’ to be held in Leeds onWednesday 25th March 2015.
Forming part of a wider AHRC-funded project Climate change, ethics and responsibilities: an interdisciplinary approach, this workshop seeks to invite discussion of both the historical experiences of rationing and potential use of rationing in the future, to explore ideas of acceptability and fairness in the organisation, distribution and consumption of limited resources. Researchers are welcome from any discipline including, but not limited to: history, philosophy, economics, environmental science, sociology, political theory etc.
Confirmed speakers:
Dr Tina Fawcett (Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford)
Dr Mark Roodhouse (Department of History, University of York)
Dr Rob Lawlor (IDEA CETL/Philosophy, University of Leeds)
Josie Freear (IDEA CETL/History, University of Leeds)
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