This is the third of an annual series of conferences and aims to bring \;together a wide range of researchers working on autonomy and freedom as topics in moral\, social and political philosophy. \;
\n\nSCHEDULE
\nThursday\, 6th June
\n9.30 Arrival
\n9.45 &lsquo\;Beyond Adaptive Preferences: Rethinking Women's Complicity In Their Own Subordination&rsquo\;
Charlotte Knowles\, \;Assistant Professor\, University of Groningen
11.15 Break
11.30 &lsquo\;A Puzzle About Epistemic Manipulation&rsquo\;
Chris Lernpass\, \;Doctoral Research Student\, Australian National University
1 Lunch break
2 &lsquo\;Coercion Without Incapacitation&rsquo\;
William Tadros\, \;Doctoral Research Student\, Harvard University
3.30 Break
4 Keynote Talk: &lsquo\;Effective Intentions and Autonomy: A Social-Relational Analysis&rsquo\;
Natalie Stoljar\, \;Associate Professor\, McGill University
5.30 End
Friday\, 7th June
9.30 Arrival
9.45 &lsquo\;Outline of an Autonomous Choice Theory of Rights&rsquo\;
Elias Moser\, \;Postdoctoral Researcher\, University of Graz
11.15 Break
11.30 &lsquo\;The Necessary Conditions For Autonomy That Make Theories Substantive&rsquo\;
André\;a Wilson\, \;Doctoral Research Student\, University of Massachusetts Amherst
1 Lunch break
2 &lsquo\;Negative Freedom and Its Measurement&rsquo\;
Ian Carter\, \;Professor\, University of Pavia
&\;
Hillel Steiner\, \;Professor Emeritus\, University of Manchester
3.30 Break
4 &lsquo\;What Is Paternalistic Intervention?&rsquo\;
Stephanie Sheintul\, \;Doctoral Research Student\, University of Wisconsin Madison
5.30 End
This conference has been generously funded by the Mind Association and the Birkbeck
Philosophy Department.