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Jobs, CFPs, PostDocs & PhDs, Events and Opportunities

Updated: 20 hours ago

Last updated: 28 April 2026

 

Jobs


  • Lecturer in Philosophy, Loyola University (no hard deadline, but the sooner, the better)

    AOS: Open

    AOC: Open

    The position is full-time. This search is part of a College-wide, multiyear hiring initiative designed to hire outstanding researchers and teachers who are prepared to contribute to a culture of inclusion, committed to interdisciplinarity, dedicated to the pursuit of external grants, and appreciative of a Jesuit, Catholic education.

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://philjobs.org/job/show/30410



Fellowships/Postdoc


  • Postdoctoral Fellowship, Society for Applied Philosophy (deadline 1 May 2026)

    The Society awards a Post-Doctoral Fellowship for researchers in applied philosophy who are within two years of receiving their PhD. The one-year fellowship, worth £20,780, will be awarded each year to support post-doctoral research to be undertaken at a university in any country.

    Potential applicants who are unsure whether their proposed research area is eligible may contact the committee via admin@appliedphil.org with a brief summary of their proposed research in advance of the application deadline.

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.appliedphil.org/funding/sap-post-doctoral-fellowship-scheme/


  • Postdoc Position in Practical Philosophy, The Department of Philosophy of the University of Bern (deadline 17 May 2026)

    The position is initially for a three-year fixed term, with the possibility of an extension. 

    Special consideration will be given to candidates who

    • Pursue a research project in areas such as the philosophy of international law, international political philosophy, ethics of war, the ethics of self-defence, or human rights

    • Are able to teach in German

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://ohws.prospective.ch/public/v1/jobs/a3fc304e-a980-4fe9-817f-6084a42e9032


Calls for papers and abstracts

 

  • Call for abstracts for panel, `AI use on law and policy making, social and political philosophy" for hybrid conference, `Beyond the Imitiation Game', Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest, May 9-10, 2026 (deadline 24 April 2026)

    This panel explores the impact of AI on law and policy making (autonomous agents performing different tasks, authorship, academic risks resulting from AI use), but also how concepts such as agency, democracy, privacy and autonomy are affected by AI tools.

    We encourage BA, MA and PhD students, as well as early PhDs and postdocs, to contribute research abstracts related to the event's topic areas. Abstracts should be written in English and should not exceed 300 words.

    Abstracts will receive full consideration if sent before 25th of April 2026 at the following address: beyondimconference@gmail.com Word or PDF attachments preferred, prepared for blind review, with the message titled "abstract submission". (Please write your identifying details in the body of the email, and leave the attached abstract anonymized.)

    For more information, visit:

    https://philevents.org/event/show/145737


  • Call for abstracts for conference, `Women’s Dignity (La dignidad de las mujeres)' Faculty of Law, University of Barcelona, 26 May 2026 (deadline 24 April 2026)

    Particularly since WWII, constitutions and international instruments bestow on the concept of human dignity decisive normative weight, although they only go so far in determining its content. Unfortunately, courts settle disputes concerning sensitive aspects of human wellbeing in the name of conceptions of dignity that are not always disclosed, or coherent. Doctrinal and philosophical reasoning on dignity often evinces similar flaws.

    In this workshop, we aim to expose the gender implications, presuppositions, or biases of the concept of human dignity in legal and moral argument.

    We invite abstracts for short presentations (comunicaciones) in answer to the question: Is “Human Dignity” a Gendered Concept?

    For more information or to submit, visit:

    https://www.ub.edu/dignity/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Call-for-abstracts-Womens-Dignity_def.pdf






  • Call for submisions for Sagacity magazine's annual article competition (deadline 3o April 2026)

    The competition is open to all philosophy postgraduate students, early career researchers in philosophy, and anyone who has recently completed a bachelor's/undergraduate degree in philosophy.

    The winner of the competition will receive a generous book prize from Taylor and Francis.

    Sagacity is a postgraduate-run digital philosophy publication supported by the Australian Associaton of Philosophy.

    Please submit a piece suitable for a public philosophy audience, 100 MB maximum, to: https://forms.gle/otyAsFeXyy4XZDWB8 . All submissions must be in English, and must be prepared for anonymous review.

    More information about Sagacity and the kind of articles we accept can be found on our website: sagacitymagazine.com.au.


  • Call for abstracts for 2nd Philawson Workshop, `Contemporary Views on Social Ontology and Philosophy of Law`, Faculty of Law (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) 26-27 November 2026 (deadline 30 April 2026)

    The purpose is explore the conceptual, historical, and methodological connections between social ontology and legal philosophy.T his second edition will place particular emphasis on vulnerability and non-ideal social ontology. Addressing these themes offers an opportunity to explore how social ontology and legal philosophy can illuminate collective agency, institutional responsibility, and normative responses in contexts marked by ecological and social precarity.

    We have resources to contribute for travel and accommodation costs for young scholars without institutional support.

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/147221


  • Call for abstracts for the 30th Annual Oxford Philosophy Graduate Conference, University of Oxford 13th-14th November 2026 (deadline 1 May 2026)

    Papers can be on any topic in philosophy. Each selected graduate student will be asked to present their paper in a 30-40 minute presentation. Each presentation will be followed by a response, typically from a member of the Oxford Philosophy Faculty.

    In addition, Adrian Moore (University of Oxford) will host a workshop on publishing in philosophy journals.

    We particularly encourage submissions from philosophers from underrepresented groups in philosophy. Your abstract should be no more than 300 words in length. Your paper should be no more than 3000 words in length, including footnotes, excluding references.

    All papers and abstracts should be submitted using this form.

    For more information, visit:

    https://www.philosophy.ox.ac.uk/oxford-philosophy-graduate-conference


  • Call for abstracts and papers for the PPE Society 10th Annual Meeting, New Orleans 12th-14th November 2026 (deadline 1 May 2026)

We welcome submissions addressing anything that falls within the intersection of

Philosophy, Politics and Economics, broadly construed.  We are especially seeking sessions that bring together people from different disciplines or with different

perspectives.

For more information and to submit, visit:


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `AI and the Rule of Law', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 10 May 2026)

    Participants must register for the Congress and pay the applicable registration fee.

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://www.ius.uzh.ch/de/staff/senior-assistants/oa-meier-p.html


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `Soft Law: At the Limits of Law ', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 15 May 2026)

    A central difficulty concerns the use of soft law by international actors, courts, and administrative bodies. Normative theories that focus exclusively on the non-binding character of soft law struggle to explain its role when such instruments are relied upon in judicial reasoning or administrative decision-making. This difficulty is compounded by the heterogeneity of soft-law instruments, including reports, guidelines, advice, and recommendations, which do not neatly fit traditional categories of legal normativity.

    At the same time, soft law raises important concerns for legal certainty and democratic legitimacy. Problems of publicity, uncertainty regarding legal effects, and the limited availability of legal controls over content pose clear challenges to liberal conceptions of the rule of law. Yet soft law may also appear more compatible with discursive or deliberative models of democratic governance, in which guidance, coordination, and persuasion play a central role.

    For more information, visit: https://ivr2026istanbul.org/special-workshop/sw-30-soft-law-at-the-limits-of-law-nunez-vaquero-alvaro-juan-jose-iniesta-delgado/


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `Nature of Law and Legal Reality ', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 15 May 2026)

    The workshop aims to bring together philosophers of law, legal theorists, doctrinal scholars to articulate more refined accounts of both the nature of law and the structure of legal reality. By confronting traditional jurisprudential questions with contemporary disputes about ontology, pluralism, and empirical method, participants will seek to map promising directions for future research and to clarify what is at stake in ongoing controversies.

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/148985?ref=email


  • Call for abstracts for hybrid conference, `Towards a Philosophy of Legal Concepts: Hermeneutic Itineraries in Legal Theory', Department of Law, Economics, and Sociology, University "Magna Græcia" of Catanzaro, October 15, 2026 (deadline 17 May 2026, 11:00pm CET)

    The Conference aims to explore the philosophical meaning of legal institutions and concepts, starting from the idea that the task of the philosophy of law is to investigate the essence of legal phenomena in order to clarify the object of theoretical legal science.

    The event proposes a study day devoted to examining the possibility of explaining and justifying, from a philosophical perspective, the existence and functioning of legal concepts.

    Contributions are particularly welcome from scholars working in philosophy of law and the social sciences, including epistemological, ontological, sociological, and political-philosophical perspectives, as well as approaches related to Critical Legal Studies, Law and Humanities, Economic Analysis of Law, and philosophy of economics.

    Registration is required.

    For information on registration and to submit an abstract, visit:

    https://philevents.org/event/show/146545


  • Call for paper proposals, IVR 2026, `Law in the Face of the Changing Problems of the World', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 30 May 2026)

    Papers need not be restricted to the conference theme. An Author can submit a proposal through the submit page (https://submit.ivr2026istanbul.org/). Please create an account and fill out the submission form. Proposals on topics related to the philosophy of law and social philosophy in a broader sense are also welcomed. There is a 300-word limit for an individual paper proposal.

    For more information, visit: https://ivr2026istanbul.org/registration/


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `Law Observed: Sociological Methods and Empirical Research on Law', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 30 May 2026)

    The workshop seeks to foster dialogue between legal philosophy, socio-legal studies, and empirical legal research.

    We welcome abstracts engaging with, among others:

    • methodological and epistemological issues in socio-legal research

    • the concept of law as a social practice

    • legal reasoning, decision-making, and institutional practice

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit;

    https://coin-project.org/2026/02/10/call-for-papers-law-observed-sociological-methods-and-empirical-research-on-law/



  • Call for abstracts for hybrid AAP Conference, University of Waikato - Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand, 5 - 9 July (deadline 3 June 2026)

    The conference is designed to give professional philosophers and philosophy postgraduate students the opportunity to present and discuss papers in all areas of philosophy.

    A limited number of remote presentations will be made available.

    Registrations open: 5 February.

    For more information, including a link to submit an abstract, visit: https://aap.org.au/Conference-2026-NZ


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `Sex Between Law and Morality', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 10 June 2026)

    This workshop invites contributions that explore sex and sexual autonomy from the perspective of moral philosophy, ethics, feminist studies, and legal theory. Papers may engage in a critique of existing frameworks regarding sexual ethics, analyse challenges arising for the protection of sexual autonomy in law or contribute to debates regarding so-called “grey rape”.

    Applicants must, however, be registered for the conference. Regular registration ends on April 30, 2026, and late registration closes on June 15, 2026. https://ivr2026istanbul.org/registration/

    For more information on the workshop or to submit an abstract, visit: https://ivr2026istanbul.org/special-workshop/sw46-sex-between-law-and-morality-klaudyna-horniczak-maciej-juzaszek-karolina-sliwecka/


  • Call for papers for University of Toronto Philosophy Graduate Conference 2026, Toronto, October 16-17, 2026. (deadline 4 July 2026)

    We strongly encourage submissions on any historical topic, as well as on any contemporary area.

    Paper should be no more than 4,000 words in length (excluding notes and references), suitable for a 30-minute presentation (plus Q&A session). Please also include an abstract of no more than 300 words.

    Anonymized for review (no names or other identifying information) and in PDF format.

    Accompanied by a separate cover sheet with the author's name, home institution, and contact information, and the title and topic area(s) of the paper.

    To submit, please fill out the form at https://forms.gle/Q8kohpSnmCJXnufF7.

    For questions, reach out to us at uoftphilgradconference2026@gmail.com.


  • Call for abstracts for conference "On Trial: Claiming Femininist Justice in Dark Times," University of Verona December 3-4, 2026 (deadline 15 July 2026)

    The conference, organized by the Arendt Center as part of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Project “Rewriting Rights” –  explores the double sense in which feminist justice is “on trial” today — in courtrooms, where the performance and performativity of legal proceedings expose the structural limits of institutional justice, and in culture, where dominant narratives continue to normalize gendered violence. The conference aims to brings feminist philosophy and critical theory into dialogue with socio-legal perspectives to ask what more transformative forms of justice might look like.

    Submissions from researchers working on legal theory are invited. We particularly welcome contributions from early-career researchers and scholars from diverse geographical contexts. 

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VVIBsHOgF7iqlGm6hNDQZ5ajHy8RsD_9/view


  • Call for papers for Volume V of Oxford Studies in Private Law Theory (deadline 1 August 2026)

    Submissions should be approximately 12,000 words, inclusive of footnotes.

    All papers provisionally accepted will be workshopped at the University of Cape Town in South Africa in early 2027. The Notre Dame Program in Private Law Theory will cover the expense of participants’ travel and accommodation. Thanks to the generosity of Notre Dame Law School, accepted papers will be published open access by OUP. 

    To submit a paper for consideration, please email both John Oberdiek at oberdiek@rutgers.edu and Paul Miller at paul.miller@nd.edu.

    For more information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/142281


  • Call for papers for 77th Northwest Philosophy Conference, Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon October 30-31, 2026 (deadline 1 September 2026)

    Papers in any philosophical area are welcome. The conference welcomes submissions from women and members of minority groups.

    There will be a $70 registration fee.

    Each paper will have a commentator. Persons whose papers are accepted are expected to serve as commentators if asked.

    Papers must not exceed a length of 3000 words. Submission is by email.

    For more information and to submit a paper, visit: https://sites.google.com/a/lclark.edu/fritzman/jmf/npc


PhD Opportunities

 

Others


  • Book Proposals are invited for Off the Fence: Morality, Politics and Society

We invite proposals for Off the Fence, a Bloomsbury book series dedicated to short, sharply argued texts in applied moral and political philosophy.

We especially welcome proposals from writers whose identities are under-

represented in philosophy publishing, including those based in the Global South

and those writing within non-Western philosophical traditions.


  • The Journal of Politics and Law is inviting submissions and reviewers

    JPL is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Canadian Center of Science and Education. The journal publishes research papers covering these subjects: political theory, political philosophy, political economy, comparative politics, international relations, legal history, legal theory, international law, constitutional and administr

    You are cordially invited to submit manuscripts for the coming issues. Please see the journal’s profile at http://jpl.ccsenet.org and submit your manuscripts online. Or you can e-mail your paper to jpl@ccsenet.org directly.

    We are also recruiting reviewers for the journal. If you are interested in becoming a reviewer, we welcome you to join us. Please find the application form and details at https://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jpl/editor/recruitment and e-mail the completed application form to jpl@ccsenet.org


  • International Law Research (ILR) is inviting submissions and reviewers.

    ILR is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Canadian Center of Science and Education. The journal publishes research papers covering these subjects: public international law, private international law, supranational law, comparative law, transnational law and environmental law.

    You are cordially invited to submit manuscripts for the coming issues of 2026. Please see the journal’s profile at http://ilr.ccsenet.org and submit your manuscripts online. You may also e-mail your paper to ilr@ccsenet.org

    The application form and details for becoming a reviewer are at https://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ilr/editor/recruitment. E-mail the completed application form to ilr@ccsenet.org



  • Registration is now open for Philosophy, Law and Politics first Graduate Conference, Oxford University 25-26 June 2026

    Attendees need not register for both days.

    Of note to Collective: June 26, Ira Chadha-SridHar (Cambridge), `The Legal Concept of Care' noon

    Okinaga Room, Wadham College

    For logistical purposes, we ask that everyone who plans to attend the Conference register using THIS LINK


  • Messina-São Paulo University announce a hybrid session in their Rule of Law Forum 29 April 2026

    Sanne Taekema (University of Rotterdam), `The Rule of Law and Civic Actors'

    3:30-5:00 pm (CET), 2:30 pm (UK time)

    The session will be followed by a Q&A session. To ensure the best possible audio quality during the lecture, we kindly ask that you (a) keep your microphones muted throughout the presentation and (b) submit your questions via the chat box initially. We ask you to please wait for the moderator’s authorisation before unmuting during the discussion period.

    Those interested in attending this session on-line should send an email to Gilberto Morbach (gilbertomorbach@gmail.com) and Stefano Bertea (stefano.bertea@unime.it) to receive a link.

    Meeting link: <https://meet.google.com/hts-bbet-uxv>. 



  • The Society for Applied Philosophy is taking applications for teaching relief funding (deadline 1 May 2026)

    The Society offers funding for limited teaching relief to support the completion of a research project (e.g. a monograph or journal article, grant application). This relief might, for example, enable a researcher to pay for a graduate teaching assistant to assist with seminars and marking. This scheme is open to academic staff (i.e. those appointed as either temporary or permanent lecturers on a full-time basis).

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.appliedphil.org/teaching-relief/


  • The Society for Applied Philosophy is taking applications for research trip funding (deadline 1 May 2026)

    The Society offers financial assistance to enable those working in applied philosophy to pursue their research away from their home institution. This includes, for example, attendance at conferences and workshop, longer research visits to another institution, and participation in summer schools.

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.appliedphil.org/research-trip-support/


  • The Society for Applied Philosophy is taking applications for further funding support (deadline 1 May 2026)

    The Society will also consider applications for other forms of research support. Past examples of successful applications include paying for indexing work and other publishing subventions, survey work to inform applied philosophical research, and the compilation of a diversity reading list. This scheme is open to post-graduate students, post-doctoral researchers, academic staff and independent researchers.

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.appliedphil.org/further-support/


  • Call for abstracts: Salzburg Conference for Young Analytic Philosophy Department of Philosophy (Humanities), University of Salzburg September 02 - 04, 2026 (deadline 1 May 2026)

    Contributions in every discipline of philosophy are welcome.

    Students and doctoral candidates (pre-doc) in philosophy are encouraged to submit an abstract prepared for double-blind review. Submissions from underrepresented groups are particularly welcome. Abstracts should not exceed 2.000 characters. All submissions should be suitable for a presentation of approximately 20 minutes in length (plus 10 minutes discussion). The conference language is English. Please submit your abstract at <http://www.sophia-conference.org> until May 1, 2026.

    Contributions that have been submitted as a regular SOPhiA talk will be considered for the SOPhiA best paper award. For this reward, contributors are invited to submit a full paper (of up to 8.000 words) not including any author or affiliation information. A jury will evaluate all submissions and will determine the winning paper. A selection of full papers will, in addition, undergo double-blind peer-review and be considered for publication in KRITERION -- Journal of Philosophy free of article processing charges. Please prepare your full paper according to the guidelines available at <http://degruyter.com/krt> and submit it via the link provided there. When submitting your manuscript via the journal's submission system, please select "Special Issue: SOPhiA Best paper Award" as the issue type by 1 May 2026.



  • Jurisprudence Discussion Group of University of Oxford announce an in-person seminar  7 May 2026

    Gideon Yaffe (Yale), `Guaranteed Mistakes”

    12:30 pm (UK time) in Balliol College Russell Room

    If you wish to have lunch, please fill out the form in this link (up to two weeks in advance of the session): https://forms.gle/tS2uRJQTDaZ1L13X6.


  • Call for Submissions for 2026 Policing, Policy and Philosophy Prize of The Policing, Policy, and Philosophy Initiative (3PI) (deadline 8 May 2026)

    The winner of the 3PI Paper Prize will receive a $1,000 award. Also, should the author(s) choose, the paper awarded the 3PI Paper Prize will receive consideration for publication in the Journal of Public Policy. 

    The prize winner will be recognized at the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) Society Annual Meeting in New Orleans, November 12, 2026 - November 14, 2026.

    For more information and to submit a paper, visit:

    https://philevents.org/event/show/146161


  • University of Bucharest, Faculty of Philosophy announce a panel, `AI use on law and policy making, social and political philosophy', of the hybrid conference, Beyond the Imitation Game, Bucharest, May 9 - 10, 2026 (registration deadline 8 May 2026 9:00am EET)

    As part of this interdisciplinary conference, this panel explores the impact of AI on law and policy making (autonomous agents performing different tasks, authorship, academic risks resulting from AI use), but also how concepts such as agency, democracy, privacy and autonomy are affected by AI tools.

    Registration is required.

    For more information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/145737 You may register at beyondimconference@gmail.com (or by RSVP on PhilEvents) on or before 8th of May in order to receive the Zoom connection details if you want to attend online.


  • Messina-São Paulo University announce a hybrid session in their Rule of Law Forum 11 May 2026

Amalia Amaya (University of Edinburgh), `Virtue and the Rule of Law'

3:30-5:00 pm (CET)

The session will be followed by a Q&A session. To ensure the best possible audio

quality during the lecture, we kindly ask that you (a) keep your microphones muted

throughout the presentation and (b) submit your questions via the chat box initially.

We ask you to please wait for the moderator’s authorisation before unmuting during

the discussion period.

Those interested in attending this session on-line should send an email to Gilberto Morbach (gilbertomorbach@gmail.com) and Stefano Bertea

(stefano.bertea@unime.it) to receive a link.


  • Jurisprudence Discussion Group of University of Oxford announce an in-person junior scholar seminar  14 May 2026

    Crescente Molina (Rutgers), `Normative Powers and Permissive Rights'

    5 pm (UK time) in Balliol College Massey Room


  • Department of Law, Economics, and Sociology, University "Magna Græcia" of Catanzaro announce a hybrid conference, `Towards a Philosophy of Legal Concepts: Hermeneutic Itineraries in Legal Theory', October 15, 2026 (registration deadline May 17, 2026, 11:00pm CET)

    The Conference aims to explore the philosophical meaning of legal institutions and concepts, starting from the idea that the task of the philosophy of law is to investigate the essence of legal phenomena in order to clarify the object of theoretical legal science.

    The event proposes a study day devoted to examining the possibility of explaining and justifying, from a philosophical perspective, the existence and functioning of legal concepts.

    Registration is required.

    For information on registration and more, visit:

    https://philevents.org/event/show/146545


  • Jurisprudence Discussion Group of University of Oxford announce an in-person seminar  21 May 2026

    Amin Afrouzi (UCLA), `A New Theory of Law's Normativity'

    12:30 pm (UK time) in Balliol College Old Common Room

    If you wish to have lunch, please fill out the form in this link (up to two weeks in advance of the session): https://forms.gle/tS2uRJQTDaZ1L13X6.


  • Call for applications for Barbara Huber Scholarship Program 2027, The Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law in Freiburg, Germany (deadline 31 May 2026)

    The program is open to outstanding academics from foreign research institutions for particularly innovative research projects that contribute significantly to scientific progress through new perspective, questions, or findings in the subject areas of Criminology, Public Law or Criminal Law. This scholarship honors Barbara Huber (1935–2018), a pioneering legal scholar and expert in English law and the broader common law legal system.

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://csl.mpg.de/en/barbara-huber-scholarship-program



  • Jurisprudence Discussion Group of University of Oxford announce an in-person seminar  4 June 2026

    Alma Diamond (Michigan), `A Dynamic Theory of Social Obligation'

    12:30 pm (UK time) in Balliol College Old Common Room

    If you wish to have lunch, please fill out the form in this link (up to two weeks in advance of the session): https://forms.gle/tS2uRJQTDaZ1L13X6.


  • Jurisprudence Discussion Group of University of Oxford announce an in-person junior scholar seminar  11 June 2026

    Shasha Sun (Oxford), `Defending the Motivational Account of Exclusionary Reasons'

    5 pm (UK time) in Balliol College Massey Room


  • The Collective: Women in Legal Philosophy announce their 4th Annual Conference, hybrid, Oxford University, 13 June 2026

    9:00 am to 5:30 pm (UK time)

    Lindbury Room, Worcester College, Oxford

    In-person attendance is by invitation only, but all are welcome to register to attend virtually using this link:

     https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019cbaa8ad1a7a3492d4403f512ab706

    The conference is pre-read. Papers will be available online two weeks in advance. Links to join will be sent out one week in advance.


  • Law, Ethics and Justice Group of LSE announce a hybrid session 16 June 2026

    Helder De Schutter (KU Leuven) "The Idea of Public Speech"

    430pm (UK time) in Lakatos Building room 2.06.


  • Jurisprudence Discussion Group of University of Oxford announce an in-person seminar  18 June 2026

    Claudio Michelon (Edinburgh), `Reclaiming Subjectivity in Legal Argumentation'

    12:30 pm (UK time) in Balliol College Old Common Room

    If you wish to have lunch, please fill out the form in this link (up to two weeks in advance of the session): https://forms.gle/tS2uRJQTDaZ1L13X6.






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