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2015 Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy conference

24 June 2015 - 26 June 2015

| €80

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ASPP/NJLP conference in Amsterdam, June 2015 Keynote speakers: Jean Cohen (Columbia) & Cécile Laborde (UCL) Amsterdam, June 25-26 2015. This is a joint conference of the Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy and the Association for Social and Political philosophy. the Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy, an international peer reviewed journal, devoted to the study of legal philosophy and jurisprudence and to the foundations of legal sciences in the broad sense of the term. the UK based Association for Social and Political…

ASPP/NJLP conference in Amsterdam, June 2015

Keynote speakers: Jean Cohen (Columbia) & Cécile Laborde (UCL)

Amsterdam, June 25-26 2015. This is a joint conference of the Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy and the Association for Social and Political philosophy.
Jean Cohen 
The conference will start on Thursday 26 June with Jean Cohen’s keynote, entitled Freedom of Religion, IncJean Cohen is the Nell and Herbert M. Singer Professor of Political Thought, Department of Political Science, Columbia University.

Cécile Laborde

The conference will end on Friday June 25 with Cécile Laborde's keynote, entitled "Is Liberalism Secular?" Cécile Laborde is Professor of Political Theory, Department of Political Science, University College London.

Regular sessions

Between these key notes, five sessions are planned in which over 130 papers will be presented.

Venue

The conference will take place in University of Amsterdam Law School, which is located in the Oudemanhuispoort, a National monument, dating from 1602 and situated right in the heart of the historic city center of Amsterdam.
This mail contains  the information you need for registering, including information on two important deadlines: May 6 and May 25.
Registration Registration for the conference is opened, see: http://afpp.uva.nl/aspp-njlp-2015 Conference fees:
  • Full conference package (two days, PhD student and/or NJLP or ASPP member) €80,00
  • Only Thursday (PhD student and/or NJLP or ASPP member) €40,00
  • Full conference package (two days, unsubsidised) €150,00
  • Only Thursday (unsubsidised) €60,00
Lunches and refreshments are included in the conference fee.   Conference dinner  For the conference dinner on Thursday evening we opted for an Indonesian Rijsttafel at “Kantjil en de Tijger” a quite famous Indonesian restaurant, within walking distance of the conference venue (see homepage). The costs of the conference dinner (€50) are not included in the fees described above – you can choose to op-in for this diner in the registration form. The fee of €50 covers main course, desert and 4 drinks pp. Seating is limited and will be distributed in a first-registered-first-served basis. Deadline registration  Paper presenters are required to have registered before May 6. Your paper will only be included in one of the panels if you have registered and if we have received your conference fee payment before May 25.

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24 June 2015
End:
26 June 2015
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€80
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ASPP/NJLP conference in Amsterdam, June 2015

Keynote speakers: Jean Cohen (Columbia) & Cécile Laborde (UCL)

Amsterdam, June 25-26 2015.

This is a joint conference of the Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy and the Association for Social and Political philosophy.

Jean Cohen 

The conference will start on Thursday 26 June with Jean Cohen’s keynote, entitled Freedom of Religion, IncJean Cohen is the Nell and Herbert M. Singer Professor of Political Thought, Department of Political Science, Columbia University.

Cécile Laborde

The conference will end on Friday June 25 with Cécile Laborde’s keynote, entitled “Is Liberalism Secular?” Cécile Laborde is Professor of Political Theory, Department of Political Science, University College London.

Regular sessions

Between these key notes, five sessions are planned in which over 130 papers will be presented.

Venue

The conference will take place in University of Amsterdam Law School, which is located in the Oudemanhuispoort, a National monument, dating from 1602 and situated right in the heart of the historic city center of Amsterdam.

This mail contains  the information you need for registering, including information on two important deadlines: May 6 and May 25.

Registration

Registration for the conference is opened, see: http://afpp.uva.nl/aspp-njlp-2015

Conference fees:

  • Full conference package (two days, PhD student and/or NJLP or ASPP member) €80,00
  • Only Thursday (PhD student and/or NJLP or ASPP member) €40,00
  • Full conference package (two days, unsubsidised) €150,00
  • Only Thursday (unsubsidised) €60,00

Lunches and refreshments are included in the conference fee.  

Conference dinner 

For the conference dinner on Thursday evening we opted for an Indonesian Rijsttafel at “Kantjil en de Tijger” a quite famous Indonesian restaurant, within walking distance of the conference venue (see homepage).

The costs of the conference dinner (€50) are not included in the fees described above – you can choose to op-in for this diner in the registration form. The fee of €50 covers main course, desert and 4 drinks pp. Seating is limited and will be distributed in a first-registered-first-served basis.

Deadline registration 

Paper presenters are required to have registered before May 6. Your paper will only be included in one of the panels if you have registered and if we have received your conference fee payment before May 25.

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