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Conference Announcement "Justice and International Wrongdoing" Interdisciplinary Workshop School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland (UK) 2-3 July 2009 __________________________________________________ On 2-3rd July, 2009, the School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy at Queen's University, Belfast, will be playing host to a workshop on the theme of justice and international wrongdoing. The aim of this event is to bring together a range of specialists from philosophy, political theory and international relations departments to explore the ways in which international wrongdoing affects the demands of global justice. Themes to be addressed include the justification of international punishment, collective responsibility, just war theory, and international corrective justice. Venue The Conference Room, School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy, 21 University Square, Belfast. Registration Attendance at this event is free. However, those wishing to attend are asked to register by emailing Jeremy Watkins at <j.watk...@qub.ac.uk>. There will also be a dinner for speakers and delegates in a local restaurant on the Thursday evening. If you would like to attend, please indicate in your email (cost approx. £20-25). Programme Thursday, 2nd July, 2009 2pm - 3.15pm "What's the Point of the International Criminal Court?" Professor Antony Duff, Professor of Philosophy, University of Stirling 3.30pm - 4.45pm "Kicking Bodies and Damning Souls: The Danger of Harming 'Innocent' Individuals While Punishing 'Delinquent' States" Dr Toni Erskine, Senior Lecturer in International Politics, Aberystwyth University 5pm - 6.15pm "Punishment and International Crimes" Dr Thom Brooks, Reader in Political and Legal Philosophy, University of Newcastle Friday, 3rd July, 2009 9.15am - 10.30am "National Defence as Self-Defence" Dr Helen Frowe, Lecturer in Philosophy, University of Sheffield 10.45am - 12noon "Who Should Be Held Responsible for Unjust Wars: Law, Ethics and Armed Conflict" Dr David Rodin, Research Fellow in Philosophy, University of Oxford 1pm - 2.15pm "Climate Change and Historic Environmental Injustice" Professor Simon Caney, Professor in Political Theory, University of Oxford 2.30pm 3.45pm "Moral Limits on International Reparations" Dr Jeremy Watkins, Lecturer in Philosophy, Queens University, Belfast Further information is available under "news" at: http://www.qub.ac.uk/pisp __________________________________________________ InterPhil List Administration: http://interphil.polylog.org Intercultural Philosophy Calendar: http://cal.polylog.org
