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PhD Defence Dennis P. Petri: “The Specific Vulnerability of Religious Minorities”

VU Amsterdam ,

The starting point for my dissertation was the empirical observation that a number of characteristic aspects of religious persecution in Latin America are insufficiently recognized by existing theoretical frameworks and data collection tools. Adopting a human security perspective, I develop a methodology that allows to observe how different forms of religious behavior can lead actors … Continue reading PhD Defence Dennis P. Petri: “The Specific Vulnerability of Religious Minorities”

PhD defence “Morals for the Mighty: Political legitimacy as impact on sustainable development”

Aula Vrije Universiteit, De Boelelaan 1105, Amsterdam De Boelelaan 1105, Amsterdam

We are governed. Every day. All the time. Our food, our clothes, our transportation, our houses, our families, our jobs … There is scarcely any aspect of life that modern states do not regulate or influence in one way or another. State power is pervasive. Moreover, it is non-voluntary and expensive. The big question is: … Continue reading PhD defence “Morals for the Mighty: Political legitimacy as impact on sustainable development”

PhD Defence: “Genders as Genres: Understanding Dynamic Categories”

By Alex Thinius. To find out more about the event, dissertation, or options to participate, please write to a.c.thinius@uva.nl Title and abstract: Genders as Genres: Understanding Dynamic Categories  What does it mean to be of a particular gender? I answer this question with an account of genders as dynamic categories, exploring the analogy between what genders are … Continue reading PhD Defence: “Genders as Genres: Understanding Dynamic Categories”

PhD Defence: “Diseased without symptoms – the moral desirability of Alzheimer biomarker testing”

By Marthe Smedinga (ma.smedinga@gmail.com) Date and time: October 5, 16:30 - 17:30 hours University:  Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Promotoren:  Prof. dr. Edo Richard (Radboudumc) Prof. dr. Maartje Schermer (ErasmusMC) Dr. Eline Bunnik (ErasmusMC) Summary: If there is no treatment available, is it morally desirable to offer tests to predict Alzheimer’s dementia in clinical practice? What if the … Continue reading PhD Defence: “Diseased without symptoms – the moral desirability of Alzheimer biomarker testing”

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