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July 6th
Room: CP1 - Auditorium 4
9:00 - 9:30 // Registration: CEPS Room of the Institute of Arts and Humanities (ILCH)
9:30 - 10:00 // Opening Remarks
Prof. Isabel Ermida (Dean of the Institute of Arts and Humanities)
Prof: Alexandra Abranches (Director of the Centre for Ethics, Politics and Society)
Prof. José Colen (Organizing Committee)
10:00 - 10:40 // Lecture 1
* Agnieszka Nogal: “The Lautsi Case and European Jurisprudence”
10:40 - 11:00 // Break
11.00 - 11.45 // Panel A: Europe and Borders
Dario Mazzola, “European Governance of Migration in the Age of the Global Compacts: A Perspective from Migration Theory.”
Rúben Batista, “Anti-Immigration Policies and Liberal Solutions.”
Catarina Maria Santos, “Human Rights and Border Control.”
12.20 - 13.05 // Lecture 2
* Agnieszka Nogal: “Models of the Public Sphere in Europe”
13:15 - 14:30 // Lunch Break
14.30 - 15.15 // Lecture 3
Michael Zuckert (Notre Dame University): “Locke and the History of Toleration.”
15.30-16.10 // Panel B: Discourses on Toleration
Hélder Telo, “Borders, Cosmopolitanism and Cosmopolitan Friendship in Stoicism.”
Steven Waldorf, “Popular Sovereignty and Religious Toleration: Marsilius of Padua and Francisco Suárez.”
Joel Patomäki, “World System Analysis of Economist Discourses.” 16:15-16:30 Break
16:30-17:15 // Lecture 4
* Acílio Estanqueiro Rocha (Academia das Ciências and University of Minho): “Toleration, a Philosophical History.”
July 7th
Room: CP1 - Auditorium 4
10:00-11:00 // Lecture 5
* J. A. Colen (University of Minho): “Open Borders: a philosophical history”
11:00-11:20 // Break
11.20-12.20 // Panel C: Immigration and Political Theory
João C. Ribeiro, “Neorepublicanism and Liberal Egalitarianism: practical implications for free movement under European Union Law.”
José Fabião Rodrigues, “Is There a Common Language for Populism?” Mohammad Nayyeri, “Popular Morality and Unpopular Immigrants.”
12.30-13.10 // Lecture 6
* J. A. Colen (University of Minho): “Dilemmas in the Ethics of Immigration: Closing Borders and Populism.”
13:15-14:30 // Lunch Break
14.30-15.15 // Lecture 7
Michael Zuckert (Notre Dame University): “Locke and Natural Law.”
15:15-15:30 // Break
15:30-16:15 // Panel D: Justice and Immigration
Esma Baycan Herzog, “Immigration, Trust and Equality: Social Cohesion Argument for Just Border Policies.”
Pedro Oliveira, “Towards Less Bordered Immigration.”
Andrew Freck, “Rising Tide Migrations: The So-Called ‘Climate Refugee’ as Hannah Arendt’s ‘Scum of the Earth.’”
João Carlos Ferreira Araújo, “War Refugees: A Philosophical Issue in Need of Political Change.”
16:15-16:30 // Break
*16:30-17:15 // Lecture 8
Acílio Estanqueiro Rocha (Academia das Ciências and University of Minho): “Toleration and Politics: John Stuart Mill and Karl Popper.”
10:00-11:00 // Lecture 5
* J. A. Colen (University of Minho): “Open Borders: a philosophical history”
11:00-11:20 // Break
11.20-12.20 // Panel C: Immigration and Political Theory
João C. Ribeiro, “Neorepublicanism and Liberal Egalitarianism: practical implications for free movement under European Union Law.”
José Fabião Rodrigues, “Is There a Common Language for Populism?” Mohammad Nayyeri, “Popular Morality and Unpopular Immigrants.”
12.30-13.10 // Lecture 6
* J. A. Colen (University of Minho): “Dilemmas in the Ethics of Immigration: Closing Borders and Populism.”
13:15-14:30 // Lunch Break
14.30-15.15 // Lecture 7
Michael Zuckert (Notre Dame University): “Locke and Natural Law.”
15:15-15:30 // Break
15:30-16:15 // Panel D: Justice and Immigration
Esma Baycan Herzog, “Immigration, Trust and Equality: Social Cohesion Argument for Just Border Policies.”
Pedro Oliveira, “Towards Less Bordered Immigration.”
Andrew Freck, “Rising Tide Migrations: The So-Called ‘Climate Refugee’ as Hannah Arendt’s ‘Scum of the Earth.’”
João Carlos Ferreira Araújo, “War Refugees: A Philosophical Issue in Need of Political Change.”
16:15-16:30 // Break
*16:30-17:15 // Lecture 8
Acílio Estanqueiro Rocha (Academia das Ciências and University of Minho): “Toleration and Politics: John Stuart Mill and Karl Popper.”
July 8th
Room: CP1 - Auditorium 4
10:00-10:40 // Panel E: Borders and Conflicts
João Barbosa, “Kalingrad Oblast: Dissolution and Integration.”
Karolina Jędrzejewska, “The Absorption of Immigrants: Comparison between the Policies of the European Union and Israel.”
João Rodrigues, “Toleration: A Bad Answer to Conflicts of Value.”
10:40-11:00 // Break
11.00-12.00 // Lecture 9
* Agnieszka Nogal: “Religious Freedom as a Human Right: controversies.”
12.20-14.30 // Conference Lunch
10:00-10:40 // Panel E: Borders and Conflicts
João Barbosa, “Kalingrad Oblast: Dissolution and Integration.”
Karolina Jędrzejewska, “The Absorption of Immigrants: Comparison between the Policies of the European Union and Israel.”
João Rodrigues, “Toleration: A Bad Answer to Conflicts of Value.”
10:40-11:00 // Break
11.00-12.00 // Lecture 9
* Agnieszka Nogal: “Religious Freedom as a Human Right: controversies.”
12.20-14.30 // Conference Lunch
July 9th
Room: CP1 - Auditorium 4
10.00-10.40 // Panel F: Nations and Borders
Patrícia Oliveira, “Global Humanitarian Efforts.”
Thomas Whittaker, “Cosmopolitanism, Nationalism, and Immigration in the American Evangelical Experience.”
Sérgio Monteiro, “How Do We Approach Contemporary Immigration Crises?”
10:40-11:00 // Break
11.00-12.00 // Panel G: Political Questions and Values
Tannaz Najafi, “The Impossibility of Proving Asylum Need.”
Sandra Marisa Carvalho, “Immigration, Education, and Closed Borders.” Francisco Charréu “Inglehart and The Silent Revolution”
12.20-13.00 // Lecture
*Acílio Estanqueiro Rocha (Academia das Ciências and University of Minho): “Quo Vadis Europe?”
13:15-14:30 // Lunch Break
14.30-15.10 // Lecture
Michael Zuckert: “Locke and Natural Rights.”
15.20-16.00 // Panel H: The Welfare State
Mario Cunningham Matamoros, “Borders and the Welfare State: The Case for Rights Differentiation.”
16:00-16:10 // Break
16.10-17.00 // Panel I - Citizenship and Political Rights
Eleonora d’Annibale, “Citizenship and Electoral Rights Differentiation.”
Anthony Vecchio, “Kymlicka and the Paradox of Tolerance.”
José Pedro Mendes, “Immigration and Globalization.”
17.15-17.45 // Closing Remarks
Scott Nelson (University of Vienna): “Statesmanship in Times of Crisis.”
10.00-10.40 // Panel F: Nations and Borders
Patrícia Oliveira, “Global Humanitarian Efforts.”
Thomas Whittaker, “Cosmopolitanism, Nationalism, and Immigration in the American Evangelical Experience.”
Sérgio Monteiro, “How Do We Approach Contemporary Immigration Crises?”
10:40-11:00 // Break
11.00-12.00 // Panel G: Political Questions and Values
Tannaz Najafi, “The Impossibility of Proving Asylum Need.”
Sandra Marisa Carvalho, “Immigration, Education, and Closed Borders.” Francisco Charréu “Inglehart and The Silent Revolution”
12.20-13.00 // Lecture
*Acílio Estanqueiro Rocha (Academia das Ciências and University of Minho): “Quo Vadis Europe?”
13:15-14:30 // Lunch Break
14.30-15.10 // Lecture
Michael Zuckert: “Locke and Natural Rights.”
15.20-16.00 // Panel H: The Welfare State
Mario Cunningham Matamoros, “Borders and the Welfare State: The Case for Rights Differentiation.”
16:00-16:10 // Break
16.10-17.00 // Panel I - Citizenship and Political Rights
Eleonora d’Annibale, “Citizenship and Electoral Rights Differentiation.”
Anthony Vecchio, “Kymlicka and the Paradox of Tolerance.”
José Pedro Mendes, “Immigration and Globalization.”
17.15-17.45 // Closing Remarks
Scott Nelson (University of Vienna): “Statesmanship in Times of Crisis.”