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SUMMARY:Workshop on Paternalism and Groups (Info and CFP)
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LOCATION:Old Road Campus\, Oxford\, United Kingdom\, OX3 7DQ
DESCRIPTION:<p>The&nbsp\;Paternalism\, Health\, and Public Policy Project (funded by the Wellcome Trust) is pleased to announce its third workshop.</p>\n<p><strong>'Paternalism and Groups'</strong>. 16th- 17th June 2022\, Oxford. Co-hosted with the&nbsp\;Ethox Centre\, University of Oxford.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>The workshop will focus on policies designed to promote the health of&nbsp\;<em>groups</em>. One important issue to be considered\, concerns the extent to which such interventions can be carried out&nbsp\;&lsquo\;against the will of&rsquo\;&nbsp\;or&nbsp\;&lsquo\;for the sake of&rsquo\;&nbsp\;those subject to them\, given the diversity of preferences and interests within large populations.</p>\n<p>To register for the workshop\, please email: phppproject@gmail.com</p>\n<p>We have reserved one slot at the workshop for either a graduate student or early career researcher (defined as within 10 years of viva at the date of the workshop).&nbsp\;<strong>To apply</strong>&nbsp\;for one of these slots\, please send a 500-word\, anonymised abstract to&nbsp\;<a>phppproject@gmail.com</a>&nbsp\;by 7th February 2022. We hope to inform applicants of our decision by the end of February.&nbsp\;Travel and accommodation will be provided for speakers.</p>\n<p>Confirmed speakers:&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>&bull\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Kalle Grill\, Associate Professor in Philosophy\, Ume&aring\; University.</p>\n<p>&bull\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Daniel Groll\, Associate Professor in Philosophy\, Carleton College\; Member of the&nbsp\;Center for Bioethics\, University of Minnesota.</p>\n<p>&bull\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Jonathan Quong\, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Law\, USC\; Associate Editor&nbsp\;<em>Philosophy &amp\; Public Affairs</em>.</p>\n<p>&bull\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Stephanie Collins\, Associate Professor\, Dianoia Institute of Philosophy\, Australian Catholic University.</p>\n<p>The workshop will also feature a roundtable discussion to further explore the practical and policy implications of research in this area.&nbsp\;</p>
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