The Tü\;bingen Graduate Conferences in Practical Philosophy aim to provide an \;opportunity for young scholars in practical philosophy and related fields to \;gain experiences in presenting and discussing their own work with \;distinguished researchers in the field. The Graduate Conferences are \;organized by a team of graduate and PhD students at the philosophy \;department of Tü\;bingen University\, Germany. This year&rsquo\;s Conference is \;dedicated to the question &ldquo\;Is punishment immoral?&rdquo\; and centers on the recent \;work on the moral justification of legal punishment by our invited guests:
\nProf. Michael Zimmerman (University of North Carolina)
Dr. Christopher Bennett (Sheffield University)
The conference language is English.
This year we invite papers from graduate and PhD students from criminal law \;studies or moral philosophy to foster interdisciplinary discussion. Ideally \;papers relate to the work of Prof. Zimmerman or Dr. Bennett.
Submission details:
Please send your paper to jon.leefmann[at]izew.uni-tuebingen.de \;until 15th \;October. We will inform you wheather your paper was accepted until 20th \;October. Papers should be between 8-10 pages in length (max. 4000-5000 \;words). Papers can still be revised after being accepted. The submission \;deadline of the final paper is 1st November.
The Conference-Team
(Bahadir Eker\, Michael Hermann\, Gregor Hochstetter\, Peter Kö\;nigs\, Michael \;Lauenstein\, Jon Leefmann and Tom Poljan&scaron\;ek)
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