Final Call for Registration 
Graduate Conference 2009 
Philosophy of Probability II 
8th - 9th June 2009 
Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science (CPNSS) 
London School of Economics (LSE) 
Supported by the British Society for the Philosophy of Science 
<http://www.thebsps.org/>  and the Department of Philosophy, Logic and 
Scientific Method at the LSE 
<http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/philosophyLogicAndScientificMethod/> 

The Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science invites registration 
for its second graduate conference in Philosophy of Probability to be held at 
the London School of Economics. To register, please email 
[email protected] with your name and affiliation. 
Download conference poster (*.pdf) 
<http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/CPNSS/pdf/GradConf/poster_09.pdf> 
Draft Programme 
Monday, 8th June         
10.15   Welcome and Introduction         
10.30   Keynote Speaker: Alan Hájek (ANU) All Values Great and Small   
        Chair: Conrad Heilmann (LSE)     
12.00   Lunch   
13.30   Daniel Greco (MIT) Significance Testing in Theory and Practice   
        Comment: Brendan Clarke (UCL)   
        Chair: David Makinson (LSE)     
14.20   Tea/Coffee Break         
14.40   Moritz Schulz (Humboldt Universität Berlin) What Should I Believe?     
        Comment: Ittay Nissan (LSE)     
        Chair: Arhat Virdi (LSE)         
15.30   Tea/Coffee Break         
15.50   Bengt Autzen (LSE) Bayesianism and the Principal Principle       
        Comment: Wolfgang Pietsch (Technische Universität München)     
        Chair: Miklos Redei (LSE)       
16.40   Tea/Coffee--end of day 1.       


        British Society for Philosophy of Science (BSPS) event 
<http://www.thebsps.org/society/bsps/events.html>       


17.15   Harvey Brown (Oxford) BSPS Presidential Address         


Tuesday, 9th June       
10.30   Alastair Wilson (Oxford) Contextual Admissibility, Deterministic 
Chance, and Counterfactuals     
        Comment: Luke Glynn (Oxford)     
        Chair: Roman Frigg (LSE)         
11.20   Tea/Coffee Break         
11.40   Owen Rees (Bristol) An Investigation into the Validity of the Dutch 
Book Argument       
        Comment: Jonny Blamey (KCL)     
        Chair: Matt Parker (LSE)         
12.30   Lunch   
14.00   Seamus Bradley (LSE) Against Probabilism         
        Comment: Iñaki San Pedro (Universidad Complutense Madrid)       
        Chair: Richard Bradley (LSE)     
14.50   Tea/Coffee Break         
15.30   Panel: "Risk and Probability in Philosophy of Public Policy", chaired 
by Luc Bovens (LSE).     
        Keynote speakers: Katie Steele (LSE), Jonathan Wolff (UCL)       
17.00   Drinks at George IV--conference ends.   
Directions 
*       Venue: London School of Economics, New Academic Building (building NAB 
on the LSE campus map). All talks will be in Wolfson Theatre, NABLG01. 
*       Directions to LSE can be found here 
<http://www2.lse.ac.uk/mapsAndDirections/Home.aspx> , the LSE Campus Map is 
here <http://www2.lse.ac.uk/mapsAndDirections/findingYourWayAroundLSE.aspx> . 
Contact 
For further information, do not hesitate to contact Foad: 
[email protected] 
Organizers: Foad Dizadji-Bahmani and Conrad Heilmann 
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