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Jobs, CFPs, PostDocs & PhDs, Events and Opportunities

Updated: 9 hours ago

Last updated: 28 January 2026

 

Jobs


  • Sanders Chair in Law and Liberty, University of Oklahoma (no hard deadline, but the sooner, the better)

    The Institute for the American Constitutional Heritage (IACH) and Department of Classics and Letters at the University of Oklahoma seek to recruit a dynamic leader and accomplished scholar for the endowed Sanders Chair in Law and Liberty, who will also serve as the Director of the IACH.

    Applications are welcome from scholars in fields such as History, Political Science, Law, and Philosophy. Experience in building interdisciplinary academic programs, developing impactful public-facing events, and fundraising are desirable. The successful candidate will be hired at the Full Professor rank in the Department of Classics and Letters starting August 2026 or January 2027.

    For more information or to apply, visit: https://philjobs.org/job/show/30430


  • 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


  • Salaried Ph. D. positions in Philosophy, Uppsala University (deadline 15 February 2026)

    Successful applicants will be offered a position as a PhD candidate for 4 years full-time, during which they will receive a salary as an employee at the department.

    For more information, please contact Head of Department Elisabeth.schellekens@filosofi.uu.se


  • The University of St Andrews Philosophy Department is accepting preliminary applications for the 2026 call for Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships (deadline 19 February 2026)

    Call for applications opens 1 January 2026

    For more information, visit: https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/philosophy/research-opportunities/leverhulme-trust-early-career-fellowships/


  • Fellowship for Visiting Researchers, Centre for Research in Ethics, Montreal (deadline 20 February 2026)

    The fellowship is intended for university professors on sabbatical who will continue to receive most of their regular salary from their home institution during their research stay at the Centre.

    We encourage applications from established researchers working on themes related to the research axes of the CRÉ: meta-ethics and moral psychology, ethics and politics, ethics and economics, environmental and animal ethics, ethics and health, or in one of our cross-axes research themes, like the ethics of artificial intelligence, feminist ethics, and anti-racism and decolonization. We also welcome applications from other disciplines, provided the proposed research is directly linked to questions in ethics.

    Candidates must have sufficient knowledge of French and English to be able to participate in the activities of the centre.

    Fellowships for visiting researchers can be of any length up to 12 months, depending on applicants’ preferences; candidates should indicate the desired length of their stay in their application.

    Candidates should send the following documents to the CRÉ:

    This form: https://www.lecre.umontreal.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/forms-guest-professor-fellowship-english-2024-25.pdf;

    A Curriculum Vitae;

    An outline of your research project description (1500 words max.);

    An article published during the last three years.

    Please send your dossier, by email, to Valéry Giroux, CRÉ Associate director, at : valery.giroux@umontreal.ca.


  • Fixed-term Postdoctoral Fellowship, Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Program, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (deadline 1 March 2026)

    AOS: Open

    AOC: Open

    Specific duties will include serving as primary researcher and repository manager for the PPE Research Consortium, a project which has been awarded $3.2m grant to offer PPE research grants and to build an accessible infrastructure supporting PPE research and teaching. The appointment will be for an initial year with the possibility of annual renewal for up to an additional two years. Applicants should be able and willing to teach courses that count toward the PPE minor, including the ‘Gateway’ course that introduces students to the tools of PPE.

    For more information and to apply, visit: https://philjobs.org/job/show/30126


Call for papers and abstracts

 

  • Call for papers for the Australian Society of Legal Philosophy Student Essay Competition (deadline 30 January 2026)

    The competition is open to students currently enrolled in a postgraduate degree program (Master or Doctoral) in any discipline. Graduates in one discipline reading for a first degree in a different discipline (such as a Juris Doctor) are not eligible.

    It is a condition of being awarded the ASLP Essay Prize that the winning essay be submitted for publication in the Journal of Legal Philosophy. Note that the essay will still need to go through the review process and that publication is not guaranteed.Submissions must be received by email by Friday 30 January 2026. 

    For more information, visit: https://www.aslp.org.au/essay-competition


  • Call for papers from PhD and early career researchers for Edinburgh Europa Institute’s PhD/ECR Workshop, Edinburgh 23-24 April 2026 (deadline 30 January 2026)

    We invite papers from PhD and Early Career Researchers that examine questions related to different understandings of ‘defending’ the European Union from a conceptual, legal, political or substantive/policy perspective. We are keen to feature a diverse range of papers from the fields of law, political science, international relations, social policy, sociology, and interdisciplinary studies. We encourage submissions on all aspects of the theme of this year’s workshop, including research on the CFSP and CDSP (and other EU policies); the values of the European Union; the strengths and weaknesses of regional integration; the particularity, possibilities, and constraints of the EU legal order; and the sustainability of rules-based multilateralism itself. We welcome a broad range of critical, theoretical, and methodological approaches to these questions.

    For more information, visit: https://www.law.ed.ac.uk/news-events/news/call-papers-phd-and-early-career-researchers-defending-european-union


  • Call for abstracts from early career researchers for `Workshop: Forms of Exculpation: Nature and Norms of Blamelessness' Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, March 12 and 13, 2026 (deadline 31 January 2026)

    Contributions to this workshop will deal with the question of how to best theoretically capture the various forms of exculpation, combining perspectives from ethics, epistemology and legal philosophy.

    We have reserved a small number of slots for early-career researchers (including advanced PhD students) working on related issues.. We have secured funds to reimburse travel fees of up to 300€ but unfortunately cannot cover accommodation costs (though we are happy to suggest affordable options within proximity to the workshop venue).

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/143574


  • Call for papers for Early Career Workshop in Moral, Legal, and Political Philosophy Stockholm University 13-14 May 2026, Online (deadline 1 February 2026)

    We invite submissions from current and recent graduate students (within two years of receiving their PhD). Papers should address issues in moral, legal, or political philosophy connected to the ethics of war and peace, broadly construed. This includes, for example, papers on moral responsibility, authority, partiality, scarcity of resources, collective action, punishment, and self-defence, as well as more traditional topics in the ethics of war and peace.

    For more information, visit: https://stockholmcentre.org/event/early-career-workshop/


  • Early Career Workshop in Moral, Legal, and Political Philosophy 13-14 May online (deadline 1 February 2026)

Organized by the Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace (Stockholm University). For more information, visit:


  • Call for Papers from PhD Students and Postdoctoral Fellows for conference, `The Faces of Responsibility', Centre de Recherche en Éthique (CRÉ), Montréal March 25–27, 2026 (deadline 5 February 2026)

    The aims to explore the plurality of forms that responsibility takes in our individual, social, and institutional practices. Bringing together expertise in moral and political philosophy, political science, and legal theory, our objective is to examine the concepts of moral responsibility, political responsibility, and legal responsibility.

    As the conference is fully bilingual, presentations may be given in either French or English. The presentations will be accompanied by a short abstract in the other language.

    Abstracts must not exceed 500 words, including references.

    Please include your name, affiliation, contact details, and a short biography (50 words), including information about your linguistic abilities.

    Submissions must be sent at the latest on February 5, 2026 to: melissa.hernandez.parra@umontreal.ca

    For more information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/143942


  • Call for abstracts: `Queering Private Law' UCL Faculty of Laws, September 3-4, 2025 (deadline 6 February 2026)

    We welcome submissions addressing any area of private law (broadly defined, including contracts, company law, corporate law, equity and trusts, family law, intellectual property, property, torts, and unjust enrichment) vis-à-vis the lens of queer theory or LGBTQI+ rights. 

    For more information, and to submit an abstract, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/143590


  • Call for papers for the Eighteenth Annual Conference of the Northwestern University Society for the Theory of Ethics and Politics (NUSTEP) June 4–6, 2026 (deadline 13 February 2026)

    We welcome submissions from faculty and graduate students, as some sessions will be reserved for student presentations.

    Some priority will be given to essays that take up themes from the work of the keynote speakers, David Estlund and Japa Pallikkathayil, including coercion, deception, consent, and rights.

    For more information and to submit, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/141525


  • Call for abstracts for 2026 Swedish Congress of Philosophy, Stockholm University June 12–14 (deadline 16 February 2026)

    The Swedish Congress of Philosophy is Sweden's biennial national philosophy congress, typically attracting around 200 participants and featuring approximately 90 presentations across all major areas of philosophy. In recent decades, it has become an increasingly international event, with the vast majority of presentations given in English and a large number of international participants.

    For the submission link, further information, and invited speakers, see the conference website: https://www.su.se/english/divisions/department-of-philosophy/swedish-congress-of-philosophy


  • Call for abstracts for conference,`Gender, Law, Backlash', Faculty of Law, The Forum for Gender, Law and Policy, The University of Haifa, June 7, 2026 - June 8, 2026 (deadline 16 February 2026)

    In this conference we seek to understand how law functions as both a tool and a target in contemporary gender struggles—how it is weaponized to restrict rights, mobilized to defend them, and contested in courts, legislatures, and public spheres.. We invite scholars, activists, legal practitioners, and community organizers to engage critically with these issues through interdisciplinary and intersectional perspectives. We welcome contributions examining the legal frameworks, regulatory mechanisms, policy instruments, and judicial processes shaping gender and sexuality rights, as well as the grassroots and strategies developed in response to anti-gender mobilization.

    We seek proposals from all disciplines, including but not limited to law, political science, sociology, gender studies, anthropology, philosophy, history, etc. Early-career researchers and non-academic practitioners are warmly encouraged to apply

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/144130


  • Call for abstracts for 12th annual Graduate Conference in Political Theory, LSE Department of Government May 28th and 29th, 2026. (deadline 22 February 2026)

    We welcome submissions from graduate students in political theory and adjacent disciplines.

    Lunch will be provided for presenters on both days. Coffee, refreshments, and a drinks reception will also be included. Unfortunately, we are unable to cover transportation and/or accommodation costs.

    Submissions should take the form of an anonymized long abstract of up to 1000 words and be submitted using this form by EOD February 22nd 2026.


  • Call for abstracts for conference, "How does artificial intelligence challenge our traditional understanding of legal reasoning?" University of St. Gallen

    August 27-28, 2026 (deadline 28 February 2026)

    This international conference invites scholars, practitioners, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) researchers to explore how contemporary Language AI Systems—especially large language models (LLMs) and Deep Learning Methods—reshape fundamental assumptions and methods about legal method, interpretation, and decision-making. We invite submissions from law, philosophy, NLP, (computational) linguistics, computer science, statistics and related fields. Both theoretical and empirical contributions are welcome.

    We especially welcome contributions addressing, but not limited to, the following themes:

    •       Statistical Aspects in Legal Reasoning: What role do probabilistic or statistical considerations already play—implicitly or explicitly—in legal interpretation and decision-making?

    •       AI and the Transformation of Legal Method: Does the rise of generative Language AI undermine traditional conceptions of doctrinal reasoning, hermeneutics, or precedent?

    •       Values, Normativity, and Language: How do values enter legal language, and can AI systems meaningfully represent or operationalize normative commitments?

    •       AI as Mirror or Distortion of Legal Practice: Does AI reveal the latent patterns of legal discourse, contributing to a more objective practice, or does it impose new biases and structures that distort legal meaning?

    •       Epistemic, Democratic, and Ethical Implications: What does the integration of (currently largely private and often closed-sourced) AI into legal institutions (public administration or courts) imply for legitimacy, transparency, and the rule of law?

    Submit an abstract of 300–500 wordsin anonymized PDF by February 28, 2026, to conference-ile@unisg.ch. Indicate your name, affiliation and contact information in the body of your email. Notification of acceptance: April 2, 2026


  • Call for abstracts for 2nd Annual PPEL in the Global South Conference, University of Los Andes, Bogota, Colombia, 9- 11 December 2026 (deadline 1 March 2026)

    This in-person conference aims to bring together scholars working in Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and/or Law from around the globe, and in particular to facilitate interaction between scholars based in the Global South and those in the West and elsewhere.

    We invite submissions on any topic that engages at least one of the focus disciplines (Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law) and that clearly addresses a normative issue. Submissions at the intersection of more than one of these fields are especially welcome. The conference language is English.

    Please submit an anonymized abstract of no more than 500 words using this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc9sgj7EYCK7reriDbaojKPoJz-aWkPAOhTfWgX0EGIT9dHHg/viewform.

    Abstracts should be submitted in PDF form, single spaced, with no bibliography/references, the title at the top of the page, and all on a single page. Please name the PDF file with the title of your paper.


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `Law in the Face of the Changing Problems of the World', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 15 March 2026)

    An Author can submit a proposal through the submit page (https://submit.ivr2026istanbul.org/). Proposals on topics related to the philosophy of law and social philosophy in a broader sense are welcomed. The IVR 2026 organizing committee will create working groups for submitters of individual paper proposals together with others on similar topics.

    Registration deadline is also 15 March 2026

    For more information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/142138


  • Call for abstracts for IVR 2026 Workshop, `New Issues on Law and Philosophy of Affirmative Action', Kadir Has University Istanbul June 28, 2026 - July 3, 2026 (deadline 15 March 2026)

    In this workshop, a wide range of issues will be discussed concerning affirmative action from the perspectives of legal, moral and social philosophy. Submission from those purporting to raise relatively novel topics or bring about new perspectives into affirmative action debates is especially encouraged. Those familiar with analytical philosophy are especially welcome.

    This workshop is “child-friendly.”  Both presenters and participants are welcome to bring their children to this workshop.

    For more information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/143621


  • Call for abstracts for Second Conference of the European Moral Responsibility Consortium (EMRC), Department of Philosophy, University of Salzburg, Austria September 28-30, 2026 (deadline 15 March 2026)

    The EMRC (European Moral Responsibility Consortium) is a platform devoted to facilitating coordination and cooperation among philosophers based in Europe who are working in the area of moral responsibility and on related topics (free will, blame, collective responsibility, punishment, moral responsibility and AI, etc.).

    We invite submissions from researchers from all parts of the world at any career stage.

    For more information and to submit an abstract, visit: https://salzburgethics.com/emrc-conference-2026/


  • Call for Papers for the Third Annual Summer Workshop of The Philosophy & Legal Theory Collaborative, UC Berkeley, May 27, 2026 (deadline 16 March 2026)

The workshop includes all areas of philosophy of law, and philosophical work

relevant to legal questions from all philosophical traditions.

To propose a paper presentation, register to attend the event, or for more


  • Call for abstracts for the 4th Annual Philadelphia Normativity Philosophy Conference at The Wharton School, The University of Pennsylvania October 2, 2026 - October 3, 2026 (deadline 15 April 2026)

    Submissions in any area of normative philosophy, very broadly construed, are welcome.

    Questions can be addressed to either of the conference organizers:

    Craig Agule: craig.agule@rutgers.edu

    Brian Berkey: bberkey@wharton.upenn.edu

    For more information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/141737


  • Call for abstracts for contributions to an edited volume, `AI Alignment: Perspectives in Law and Ethics' (deadline 15 April 2026)

    AI alignment with legal and ethical norms is a complex,

    iterative process of configuring machine systems to adhere to

    human-defined norms, values, and legal frameworks (Dignum 2019; Russell

    2019; Christian 2020). This call for papers for an edited volume

    investigates the relational and procedural nature of alignment,

    understanding it not as a property of machines alone but as a dynamic

    form of human–machine interaction embedded in social, institutional, and

    regulatory contexts.

    The volume aims to bring together scholars from philosophy, law,

    computer science, and the social sciences to examine the normative,

    epistemic, and ontological structures underlying AI alignment practices.

    The volume will focus on three interrelated clusters of questions:

    1. Moral and Legal Status of AI Systems

    2. Normativity of Alignment Practices

    3. Status of Large Language Models Under Ethical and Legal Training

    Interested authors are invited to submit a title, an abstract of

    approximately 500 words, and a short academic biography by April 15,

    2026. Submissions should be sent as a single PDF document to the editors at

    the following email addresses: hans.lind@uzh.ch and

    joerg.noller@lrz.uni-muenchen.de.



  • 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 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


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



  • Messina-San Paulo Rule of Law Forum online seminar 29 January 2026

    Wibren van der Burg (University of Rotterdam), `Five Philosophical Dimensions of the Rule of Law'

    3.30-5.00pm (CET)

    If you are interested in joining this session online, please send an email to Gilberto Morbach (gilbertomorbach@gmail.com) and Stefano Bertea (stefano.bertea@unime.it) to receive the link


  • Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group announce an in-person seminar 29 January 2026

    David Owen (University of Oxford), `Coercion as an Excuse'

    12:30 pm (UK time) Massey Room, Balliol College

    We will provide lunch for those that register their attendance via this form. Registration for lunch closes one week before the session. Note that sessions are open for anyone and registration is for lunch purposes only. 


  • Inviting submissions for undergraduate philosophy conference, University of Hertfordshire March 2026 (deadline 30January 2026)

    Open to all undergraduate students at any university.

    Submissions should consist of a detailed abstract (500-1000 words) and can be on any philosophical topic.

    Selected students will be invited to give a 20-30 minute talk, followed by a 10-minute Q&A session.

    Send your submissions to: 26herts.ug.phil.conference@gmail.com

    Ensure your submission includes your full name and university affiliation.

    For further inquiries, contact 26herts.ug.phil.conference@gmail.com


  • Law, Ethics and Justice Group of LSE announce a hybrid seminar 3 February 2026

    Leo Zaibert (Cambridge), `The Hard Problem of Punishment'

    430pm (UK time) Lakatos Building room 2.06.

    Pre-reading is strongly encouraged.

    The paper is available here:

Join online. The passcode is: 015929


  • Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group announce an in-person Junior Scholar Seminar 5 February, 2026

    Hafsteinn Dan Kristjansson (University of Oxford), `Norms of Legal Method as Outcomes of Interpretation'

    5 pm (UK time) Massey Room, Balliol College


  • Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group announce an in-person seminar 12 February 2026

    Maciej Dybowski, Weronika Dzięgielewska, Wojciech Rzepiński (Adam Mickiewicz University), `Rules to Play, Win or Lose? Between Rules of Legal Games and Rules of Winning Them'

12:30 pm (UK time) Massey Room, Balliol College

We will provide lunch for those that register their attendance via this form.

Registration for lunch closes one week before the session. Note that sessions are open for anyone and registration is for lunch purposes only. 


  • Inviting submissions for 2026 Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference April 3-4, 2026 (deadline 13 February 2026)

    The Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference is an annual, two-day conference held each spring, attracting students from across the country and internationally.

    For further information, visit https://philevents.org/event/show/141761


  • UCLA announce the 10th Herbert Morris lecture, Law & Philosophy Program 27 February 2026

    Christopher L. Eisgruber (President of Princeton University), `Terms of Respect: Free Speech and Inclusivity on Campus'

    In-person only. 4pm - 6pm (PST)

    Room 1357 UCLA Law School

    RSVP here.


  • Law, Ethics and Justice Group of LSE announce a hybrid seminar 3 March 2026

    Dale Dorsey (Oxford), `The Writ of Erasure and the Metaphysics of Law'

    430pm (UK time) Lakatos Building room 2.06.


  • Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group announce an in-person Junior Scholar Seminar 5 March 2026

    Cécile Degiovanni (University of Oxford), 'When should our fundamental rights be waivable?'

    5 pm (UK time) Massey Room, Balliol College


  • Law, Ethics and Justice Group of LSE announce a hybrid session 10 March 2026

    Patrick Tomlin (Warwick), ‘To Infinity and Beyond? On the Logic and Limits of Deterrence'

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


  • Registration is now open for the 8th annual Chapel Hill Normativity Workshop McGill University April 24, 2026 - April 25, 2026 (deadline for registration 1 April 2026)

    For more information, including registration information, visit: https://philevents.org/event/show/137658


  • 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.



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