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SUMMARY:"Structural Injustice" FQP/PPI - Philosophy and Public Issues
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DESCRIPTION:<p><em>FQP/PPI Philosophy and Public Issues</em> is launching a call for submissions of articles on the topic of &lsquo\;structural injustice&rsquo\; with the aim of contributing to the current academic debates on this topic. Structure has long been a popular concept in political philosophy. The idea that injustice can be built in and reproduced by structures has been shared by a wide variety of schools of thought. Despite this intellectual history\, structures\, and structural injustice in particular\, became a central point for discussion in contemporary political theory following Iris Marion Young&rsquo\;s works (Young\, 1990\; 2003\; 2004\; 2006a\; 2006b\; 2011). Structural injustice and the political responsibility model suggested by Young also sparked a considerable secondary literature that either challenges her views or applies her theory to timely case studies such as colonialism (Lu\, 2011\; 2017\; 2023)\, climate change (Godoy\, 2017)\, and gender inequality (Nuti\, 2019\; Parekh\, 2011).</p>\n<p>We invite submissions of original contributions discussing topics that include\, but are not limited to:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Structural injustice and global justice</li>\n<li>Oppression\, domination\, exploitation</li>\n<li>Misrecognition and structural injustice</li>\n<li>Liability model vs. political responsibility model</li>\n<li>Responsibility attribution for structural injustice</li>\n<li>Backward-looking remedies vs. forward-looking measures</li>\n<li>Critical discussions on structural injustice (<em>e.g</em>. Estlund 2024)</li>\n<li>Activism and structural change</li>\n<li>Social transformations and structural change</li>\n<li>Historical injustice and structural injustice</li>\n<li>Identity politics and structural injustice</li>\n<li>Structural injustice and vulnerability</li>\n</ul>\n<p>The call will complement the publication of a book symposium on <strong>Maeve McKeown</strong>&rsquo\;s <em>With Power Comes Responsibility: The Politics of Structural Injustice (2024)</em>.&nbsp\;The book symposium will appear in December 2024.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><strong>&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p><strong>Submission Details</strong></p>\n<p>Please send a (.doc or .docx) file containing the full paper and a title\, prepared for blind review with all revealing references to the author removed. All personal information (name\, affiliation\, and contact) must be submitted separately\, along with a short abstract (200 words max). The deadline for submission is <strong>30th August 2024</strong>.</p>\n<p>All materials must be submitted via e-mail to the editors of the symposium (<a href="mailto:vgentile@luiss.it">vgentile@luiss.it</a> &amp\; <a href="mailto:ubulgan@luiss.it">ubulgan@luiss.it</a>)\, and to the managing editors of <em>FQP</em> (<a href="mailto:vvidotto@luiss.it">vvidotto@luiss.it</a> &amp\; <a href="mailto:msavarese@luiss.it">msavarese@luiss.it</a>).</p>
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