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2018 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Advancing PPE at every opportunity

CONTENTS

Welcome 05

Schedule 06

Thursday 07

Friday 13

Saturday 22

New Orleans Suggestions 29

Participant Index 30

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WELCOME

Dear Participants,

Welcome to the Second Annual Meeting of the PPE Society. Having sponsored a

number of sessions at other conferences, last year we decided to try a free-standing

PPE Society Conference. Much to our pleasure, it was a real success. And enough

people expressed the hope that we would hold another that... we are! Thank you so

much for the role you will play in making this one a success.

This program contains information about the various sessions that will be held during

the conference. Most are concurrent, but we do have two keynote addresses, one by

Charles Holt (on Thursday) and one by Ann Cudd (on Saturday). We also have two

receptions (one on Thursday and one on Friday). A lot is jammed into the days. But

the evenings are free for you to enjoy New Orleans and the company of an incredibly

interesting group of people.

The PPE Society’s mission is to encourage the interaction and cross-fertilization of

three intellectual disciplines that are, in their history, deeply intertwined and that

now, and going forward, have much to offer one another. If you have not already,

please join the PPE Society (which you can do at www.ppesociety.web.unc.edu/join-

the-ppe-society/).

If you have any suggestions about how we might effectively pursue our mission please

do not hesitate to pass them on to me.

In the meantime, please enjoy the PPE Society’s 2018 conference!

Cordially,

Geoff Sayre-McCord

Founder & Executive Director

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THURSDAYMarch 15

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Break Out Session 11:00 pm– 2:50 pm

Author Meets Critics: Jessica Flanigan’s Pharmaceutical Freedom

Jonathan Anomaly, Moderator

Participants:

Jessica Flanigan (author) Alex Oprea (critic) Rishi Joshi (critic)

Room: Storyville I

Democratic Theory for Realists

Kirun Sankaran, Moderator

Participants:

“Political Representation for Realists” – Jason Brennan

“Should Representatives Protect Voters from Themselves?” – Chris Freiman “A Meritocratic Theory of Political Representation” – Thomas Mulligan

Room: Storyville II

Freedom Beyond Choice

Matthew Adams, Moderator

Participants:

“The Strategy of Freedom” – Harrison Frye

“Markets and Market Freedom” – Eric MacGilvray

“Freedom and Bourgeois Dignity” – Colin Bird

Room: Storyville III

21st Century Marxism

Barry Maguire, Moderator

Participants:

“Racial Injustice and False Consciousness” – Vanessa Wills

“A Progressive Report on Marxian Economic Theory: On the Controversies in Exploita-tion Theory”– Naoki Yoshihara

“Freedom from the Market: Kant’s Doctrine of the Right and the Marxian Critique of Capital” – Suzanne Love

Room: Mahalia B

Registration, Displays and Exhibits

Room: Mahalia Jackson A

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Break Out Session 1 cont. PPE of Rule of Law

Kyle Swan, Moderator

Participants:

“Migration by Maxim, Not Discretion: Immigration and the Rule of Law” – Glenn Furton

“The Rule of Law in the Real World” – Paul Gowder

“Hayek on the Ethical and Economic Importance of the Rule of Law: Answering the Razian Challenge” – Christopher Boom

Room: Bechet

Evolution and Rational Cooperation

Ian Cruise, Moderator

Participants:

“Evolutionary Theories of Rational Rule-Following: A Dilemma” – David Wiens & Ryan

Muldoon

“Modeling a Coordination Regime” – Peter Vanderschraaf

“Evolving a Gendered Division of Labor” – Cailin O’Connor

Room: Jelly Roll

Virtue & Economics

Jennifer Baker, Moderator

Participants:

“Virtue and the Rule of Law in Aristotle’s Ethics”– Roopen Majithia

“Profitability of Trust and Trustworthiness” – Ginny Choi

“Maximization and The Sorites Paradox” – Leah Downey

Room: Armstrong

Technical Work in PPE

Yoaav Issacs, Moderator

Participants:

“Inequality as a Latent Variable” – Devin Christensen

“If Not ‘Believe Truth’ Then Maybe ‘Shun Error’: The Upshot of Robustness for Democratic Theory” – William Berger

“Disagreement, The Pareto Principle, and Conflicting Reasons” – Itai Sher

Room: Buddy Bolden

1:00 pm – 2:50 pm

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Break Out Session 2

3:00 pm – 4:50 pmAuthor Meets Critics: Cristina Bicchieri’s Norms in the Wild

Ryan Muldoon, Moderator

Participants:

Cristina Bicchieri (author)Jenna Bednar (critic)Geoffrey Brennan (critic)

Room: Storyville I

Social and Political Dimensions of Hope

Adrienne Martin, Moderator

Participants:

“Collective Hope” – Katie Stockdale

“Believing in Others” – Jennifer Morton (with Sarah Paul)

“Hope and the Virtue of Creative Resolve” – Nicole Hassoun

Room: Storyville II

Public Schools and Public Choice

Mike Munger, Moderator

Participants:

“Public Teachers and Public Choice” – Alexandra Oprea

“ADHD Medication Effects on Primary and Secondary School Students” – Anna Chorniy

“Public Goods and Education” – Jonathan Anomaly


Property Rights

Samantha Wakil, Moderator

Participants:

“Intellectual Property and the Entrepreneurial Process” – Nathan Goodman

“The Morality of Changing Rights” – Chris Melenovsky

“Property and Research Sharing in Biomedicine” – Bryan Cwik

Room: Mahalia B

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Break Out Session 2

3:00 pm – 4:50 pmTopics in Public Reason

Alex Campbell, Moderator

Participants:

“The Rule of Public Reason in the Constitution of Non-Domination” – Kyle Swan

“Justice in Biotechnology: A Public Reason Approach to Human Enhancement” – Nicholas Geiser

“Roger Williams: A Historical Case Study in Public Reason” – Kirun Sankaran

Room: Bechet

Business Ethics

Jennifer Baker, Moderator

Participants:

“The Use and Abuse of Business Ethics” – Jim Otteson “Firm Paternalism and Business Ethics” – Greg Robson “Teaching Business Ethics: Theory and Practice” – Chris Surprenant

Room: Jelly Roll

Adam Smith

Dan Shahar, Moderator

Participants:

“The Conceptual Building Blocks of the Theory of Moral Sentiments” – Bart Wilson “The Psychological Underpinnings of and the Institutional Balance of Prudence in Adam Smith’s System of Natural Liberty” – José de la Cruz Garrido “Practicing PPE: The Case of Adam Smith” – Ryan Hanley

Room: Armstrong

Critiques of the Market

Chris Howard, Moderator

Participants:

“The Just Price, Exploitation, and Prescription Drugs: Why Free Marketeers Should object to Profiteering by the Pharmaceutical Industry” – Mark Reiff “Impure Semiotic Objections to Markets”– David Dick

Room: Buddy Bolden

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Plenary Session

Reception

5:00 pm – 6:00 pm

6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

“Class Simulations for Political Economy”

Charles Holt, Keynote Speaker

Room: Storyville I & II

Drinks, Appetizers, and Conversation


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FRIDAYMarch 16

Break Out Session 19:00 am – 10:50 am

New Work on the Ethics of Risk


Participants:

“Making Risky Decisions for Others” – Luc Bovens

“Risks and Limited Interpersonal Aggregation” – Alec Walen

“Probabilistic Causation, Moral Responsibility, and Aggregate Effects” – Johann Frick

Room: Storyville I

Taxation and Justice

David Schmidtz, Moderator

Participants:

“Are ‘Luxury’ Taxes Justifiable?” – Hyunseop Kim

“Self-Ownership, Taxation, and Takings” – Daniel Russell

“Taxation Behind the Veil of Ignorance” – Biung-ghi Ju

Room: Storyville II

Immigration

Miriam Johnson, Moderator

Participants:

“The Wrong of Religious and Racial Immigration Restrictions: the Lesson from Monopolies” – Sahar Akhtar

“Immigration, Externalities, and Public Goods” – Rishi Joshi

“Immigrant Selection, Health Requirements, and Disability Discrimination” – Doug MacKay


Justice and Injustice in Public Finance

Raymond Niles, Moderator

Participants:

“Taxable Capacity and Morality in Schumpeter’s ‘Crisis of the Tax State’” – Richard Salsman

“U.S. Tax Policy, Inflation, and the Euthanasia of the Individual Investor” – Robert Wright

Room: Mahalia B



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Break Out Session 1 Cont.

9:00 am – 10:50 amPerspectives on the Social Contract

Daniel Kokotajlo, Moderator

Participants:

“The Crooked Social Contract: Intra-Corporate Freedom and the Nexus-of-Contracts” – Katherine Jackson

“States and States of Nature” – Chris Morris

“The Calculus of Moral Community” – Brian Kogelmann

Room: Jelly Roll

Capitalism, Democracy, and the Self in Mid-Twentieth

Century Thought

Graham Hubbs, Moderator

Participants:

“Albert Hirschman and Psychoanalysis: Private Interest and the Ego after 1945” – Carolyn Biltoft

“John Maynard Keynes and the Political Theory of Money”– Stefan Eich

“From Market Disintegration to Political Integration: Karl Polanyi’s Democratic Horizon” – Steven Klein

Room: Armstrong

Mill’s (Social) Epistemology


Participants:

“Authority, Knowledge, and Naturalism in John Stuart Mill” – Christopher Macleod

“Intellectual Diversity and Cognitive Bias: A Millian Approach” – Daniel Jacobson

Comments on Macleod and Jacobson – Jonathan Riley

Room: Buddy Bolden

Effective Altruism

Alexandru Marcoci, Moderator

Participants:

“Effective Altruism and Cooperation” – Alexander Dietz

“Why Effective Altruism Can’t Be a Big Tent” – Amy Berg

“Actualist, Possibilist, or Hybridist Effective Altruism? Fixing Effective Altruism’s Core Underspecification Problem” – Travis Timmerman

Room: Storyville I

Break Out Session 211:00 am – 12:50 pm

Topics in PPE Administration, Logistics, and Curriculum

Doug Paletta, Moderator

Participants:

Paul Hurley

Jonathan Anomaly

Stephen Simon

Colin Bird

Room: Storyville II

Political Procedural Failures

Kirun Sankaran, Moderator

Participants:

“The Limits of Proceduralist Justification” – Jake Monaghan

“Proportionality-Preserving Polycentricity” – Daniel D’Amico

“Making Science Propaganda-Proof” – Cailin O’Connor (with James Owen Weatherall)


Governance

Michael Thomas, Moderator

Participants:

“Regulation and Transaction Costs in the American Economy” – Art Carden

(with Todd Henderson)

“Twelve Vital Centers: The U.S. Federal Judiciary as a Polycentric Order” – A. K. Shauku

“Comparative Governance Structures: Aristotle to Brennan” – Jason Jewell

Room: Mahalia B

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Educating Virtues: What Are They and How Should We Do It?

Alexandra Oprea, Moderator

Participants:

“The Exclusionary Nature of Democratic Deliberation: A Call for Beneficence” – Augusta Moore

“Complicating the Role of Deliberative Democracy” – Macy Salzberger

“Conditions for Cultivation: Welfare Policies at the Contemporary University” – Ashli Anda

Room: Bechet

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Author Meets Critics: Michael Moehler’s

Minimal Morality: A Multilevel Social Contract Theory

Brian Kogelmann, Moderator

Participants:

Michael Moehler (author)

Fred D’Agostino (critic)

John Thrasher (critic)

Room: Jelly Roll

History of Economic Thought


Participants:

“Friedman’s Conception of Prediction and the Ramifications for Contemporary Economics” – Chris Wass

“John Maynard Keynes as Social Theorist (with Phil Magness) – James Harrigan

“Corresponding Views?: A Re-Consideration of John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor Mill’s Assessment of Communism” – Helen McCabe

Room: Armstrong

Break Out Session 2 cont.

11:00 am – 12:50 pm

Economics and Ethics

Nathan Goodman, Moderator

Participants:

“Justice in the Market: From Prices to Incomes” – Kaitlyn Woltz (with Peter Boettke)

“On an Ethical Defense of Free Markets” – Neera K. Badhwar & Alex Craig

“The Contractarian Visions of James Buchanan and John Rawls” – M. Scott King

Room: Buddy Bolden

Lunch Break 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

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Break Out Session 32:30 pm – 4:20 pm

Complexity and Society

Jerry Gaus, Moderator

Participants:

“Complexity, Modularity, and Diversity” – Fred D’Agostino

“Purposeful Behaviour, Expectations, and the Mirage of Social Justice: The Influence of Cybernetics on the Thought of F. A. Hayek” – Paul Lewis

“On the Mountain Metaphor in Political Philosophy: Ideal Theory and an Alternative” – Jacob Barrett

Room: Storyville I

Formal Methods in Social and Political Philosophy

Brian Kogelmann, Moderator

Participants:

“Locke, Nozick and the State of Nature” – Justin Bruner

“Learning to Take Turns in Social Interactions” – Simon Huttegger

Room: Storyville II

Applications of Republican Freedom


Participants:

“Republican Freedom in Globally Integrated Markets” – Joshua Preiss

“Corporations are Capital Unions and Unions are Labor Corporations: A Welfarist Defense of Unions and the Ethics of Organized Labor” – Abe Singer

“Donation without Domination: Private Charity and Republican Liberty” – Robert Taylor


Investigating Barriers to Representation of Marginalized

Groups in Philosophy


Participants:

“100 Years Without Women: Analysing Historical Data on the Under-Representation of Women in Philosophy Journals” – Sherri Conklin and Nicole Hassoun

“Can Education Undermine Representation?” – Jennifer Morton

“Women and ‘The Philosophical Personality’: Evaluating Whether Gender Differences in the Cognitive Reflection Test Have Significance for Explaining the Gender Gap in Philosophy.” – Christina Easton

Room: Mahalia B

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Buchanan, Sovereignty, and Institutional Design


Participants:

“In Defense of the Devil: The Epistemic and Constitutional Foundations of the Realization-Approach to Capital Taxation” – Charles Delmotte and Nick Cowen

“The Role of Virtues in James Buchanan’s Classical Liberal Project” – Malte Dold (with Matias Petersen)

“A Buchananite Assessment of the Eurozone’s Fiscal Governance Architecture” – Werner Vanderbruwaen

Room: Bechet

Political Philosophy and Economics at Loyola University

New Orleans Part I

Leo Krasnozhon, Moderator

Participants:

“Not Even Wrong: Pseudo Mathematical Economics” – William Barnett II

“Positivism, Social Technology, and the Political Left: A Hayekian Critique” – Nick Capaldi

“Libertarian Theory Applied to Two Controversial Topics: Immigration and Abortion” – Walter Block

Room: Jelly Roll

Compromise

Keith Hankins, Moderator

Participants:

“Defending Unfair Compromises” – Fabian Wendt

“Moral Compromise and the Problem of Dirty Hands” – David McCabe

“The Epistemology of Political Compromise” – Simon May

Room: Armstrong

Socialism

Chris Melenovsky, Moderator

Participants:

“Neo-Socialism: A Sketch” – Jonny Thakkar

“The Structure of Proletarian Unfreedom, Revisited: Voluntary Simplicity and Liberation from Employment” – Samuel Arnold

“Capitalism and the Problem of Alienation” – Jeppe von Platz

Room: Buddy Bolden


Author Meets Critics: Loren Lomasky’s Rights Angles

Daniel Moseley, Moderator

Participants:

Loren Lomasky (author)Jerry Gaus (critic)Matthew Zwolinski (critic)

Room: Storyville I

Moral Theory and Climate Change

Thomas Rowe, Moderator

Participants:

“Rule Consequentialism: Our Climate’s Last Best Hope” – Dale Miller “Climate Change Demands Poverty Relief: An Act-Consequentialist Perspective” – Ben Eggleston “Contractarianism and Climate Change: From Kyoto to Paris” – Michael Moehler

Room: Storyville II

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The Boundaries of Sovereignty: Territorial Jurisdiction

and Political Isolation


Participants:

“Recognition, for a Theory of Negotiated Autonomy” – Camille Pommel

“Secession, Territorial Jurisdiction, and International Order” – Laura Lo Coco


Ideal Theory and Ideology

Harrison Frye, Moderator

Participants:

“An Ideological Critique of Nonideal Methodology” – Matthew Adams

“Ideal Theory, Liberal Ideology, and Internal Critique” – Pierce Randall

“Ideal Theory and Interdependence” – Jeffrey Carroll

Room: Mahalia B

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Social Identity, Class, and Economics

Graham Hubbs, Moderator

Participants:

“The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility: The Impact of Race” – Jennifer Morton

“The New White Supremacy and the New Slavery: The Intersection of Race and Class” – Arnold Farr “Classing Race and Gender: Interactions between Economic Exploitation and Identity-Based Oppressions” – Vanessa Wills

Room: Bechet

Political Philosophy and Economics at Loyola University

New Orleans Part II

Walter Block, Moderator

Participants:

“There is No Accounting for the Fed II” – William Barnett II

“Young Mr. Mises and Historicists: So Close, Yet So Far” – Leo Krasnozhon

“Stock Market Responses to Mass Shooting Events” – John Levendis

Room: Jelly Roll

Grounding Normativity in Human Sociality


Participants:

“The Political Normative Insignificance of the Theory of Social Norms” – Thomas Noah

“Sentimentalist Rationality and the Contingency of Intrapersonal Norms” – Max Hayward

“Empirical Moral Rationalism and the Social Constitution of Normativity” – Joseph Jebari

Room: Armstrong

Reception6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Drinks, Appetizers, and Conversation


SATURDAY

SATURDAYMarch 17

Does Democracy Work?

Jonathan Anomaly, Moderator

Participants:

“Questions about Epistocracy” – Stanislaus Husi

“Why Ideal Theories of Democracy are Incoherent or Useless” – Jason Brennan

“Democracy in Non-Ideal Contexts” – Rishi Joshi

Room: Storyville I

Bathroom Wars

Alex Oprea, Moderator

Participants:

“Bathroom Economics: An Efficiency Argument” – Alexandru Marcoci and Luc Bovens

“Plumbing Problems” – Mary Anne Case

“Stalled!” – Terry Kogan

Room: Storyville II

Markets, Politics, and Exchange

Geoff Sayre-McCord, Moderator

Participants:

“Exchange, Cooperation and Mutual Advantage: the Buchanan Program?” – Geoffrey Brennan

“Politics is Coercive but can Aim at Facilitating Exchange and Co-Operation” – Harmut Kliemt

“Politics Can and Should Be Conceived as Exchange” – Michael Munger


Break Out Session 19:00 am – 10:50 am



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9:00 am – 10:50 amProblems of Harm

Miriam Johnson, Moderator

Participants:

“Mill and the Mormons: Persuasion as Tolerance” – J.K. Miles

“Exploitation, Moral Injury, and Harm” – Ruth Sample

“Harm: An Event-Based Feinbergian Account” – Andrew Jason Cohen

“What About the Children? Harm and the Limits of State Intervention in Families” – Christy Horpedahl

Room: Mahalia B

Natural Property Rights: Kant vs. Locke

Billy Christmas, Moderator

Participants:

“Natural Rights, Convention, and Authority” – Eric Mack

“Property Rights in a State of Nature” – Roderick T. Long

“What’s Really Wrong with Property in the State of Nature, for Kant?” – JP Messina

Room: Bechet

Decision Theory and Artificial Intelligence


Participants:

“Decision Theory and Artificial Intelligence”– Daniel Kokotajlo “Moral Artificial Intelligence and the Societal Tradeoffs Problem” – Vincent Conitzer

“The Moral Machine Experiment: 40 Million Decisions and the Path to Universal Machine Ethics” – Edmond Awad

Room: Jelly Roll

Formal Models in Political Philosophy


Participants:

“Should Like Cases Be Treated Alike?” – Ben Johnson (with Richard Jordan)

“Against Epistocracy”– Sean Ingham

“Deliberation in Search of Truth: A Formal Model of Strategic Communication with Deliberative Democracy” – Benjamin G. Ogden and Brian Kogelmann

Room: Armstrong

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Break Out Session 2

9:00 am – 10:50 am

11:00 am – 12:50 pm

The Effects of Disagreements about Justice

Mario Ivan Juarez-Garcia, Moderator

Participants:

“The Effects of Disagreement on Distributive Justice”– Alexander Motchoulski

“Justice Pluralism and Theory Comparability” – Adam Gjesdal

“Ideal Theory and Interdependence” – Jeffrey Carroll

Room: Buddy Bolden

Is It Feasible? Oughts and Cans for Groups


Participants:

“Feasibility for Collectives” – Nicholas Southwood

“Oughts for Non-Agent Groups and Their Members” – Stephanie Collins

“Plural Obligation, Plural Ability” – David Estlund

Room: Storyville I

PPE Outside the US & UK

Alex Oprea, Moderator

Participants:

Ben Ferguson Justin Bruner Frank Hindriks

Room: Storyville II

Social Trust: Empirical and Normative Dimensions

Stan Husi, Moderator

Participants:

“The Normative Significance of Social Trust” – Kevin Vallier “Social Trust and Individual Freedom” – Peter Miller “The Ecology of Trust” – Ryan Muldoon


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PPE & the Environment: The Role of Norms in Driving

Pro-Environmental Behavior

Greg Robson, Moderator

Participants:

“Social Norms and Effective Altruism: What, If Anything, Have We Learned from Empirical Research?” – Mark Budolfson

“Normative Motivation and Sustainable Behavior” – Taylor Davis

“Norms for Ecological Citizenship: A Dissenting View” – Dan Shahar

Room: Mahalia B

Classical Liberalism and Political Economy

James Harrigan, Moderator

Participants:

“Political Capacity: A Liberal Language for Citizenship” – Gianna Englert

“Mandeville’s Political Economy Reexamined: Humanism in the Commercial Age” – Brandon Turner

“’By a Tacit and Voluntary Consent’: Locke on Money, Distribution and Inequality” – Richard Boyd

“Inventing the Invisible Hand: Adam Smith and the Chicago School of Economics, 1930-1980” – Glory Liu

Room: Bechet

Topics in Political Philosophy and Political Economy


Participants:

“Why Not Be a Desertist? Three Arguments for Desert and Against Luck Egalitarianism” – Huub Brouwer

“Polity and Economy in Plato’s Republic” – Loren Lomasky

“Does Political Liberalism Possess a Basis of Equality?” – Nicolas Serafin

Room: Jelly Roll


11:00 am – 12:50 pm

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Authors Meet Critics: The Prehistory of Private Property: The Nega-

tive Freedom Argument for the Nomadic Hunter-Gatherer Economy


Participants:

Karl Widerquist and Grant McCall (authors) Chris Boom (critic) Joshua Preiss (critic) Chad Van Schoelandt (critic) Enzo Rossi (critic)

Room: Armstrong

How to Theorize about Justice


Participants:

“A Formal Model of Deliberation and Disagreement” – Brian Kogelmann and Eric Pacuit

“The Metrics and Principles of Justice” – Scott Wisor

“Distributive Justice and Large-Scale Risks” – Jakob Moggia

Room: Buddy Bolden


11:00 am – 12:50 pm

Lunch Break 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

Author Meets Critics: Justice and the Meritocratic State


Participants:

Thomas Mulligan (author) Loren Lomasky (critic) Christopher Melenovsky (critic) Itai Sher (critic)

Room: Storyville I


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New Work on Democracy and the Theory of Social Choice

Keith Hankins, Moderator

Participants:

“Social Choice and the Trade-off Between Utilizing and Imputing Information” – Brian Kogelmann and Keith Hankins “Arrow’s Decisive Coalitions” – Eric Pacuit “Tyrannical Majorities and Social Choice Theory” – Sean Ingham

Room: Storyville II

Democratic Governance and Public Justification


Participants:

“Democracy Against Populism” – John Thrasher & Mike Munger “Diversity and Self-Governance in Complex Systems” – Gerald Gaus “The Varieties of Impartiality, or, Would an Egalitarian Choose the Veil?” – Justin Bruner (with Matthew Lindauer)


Equality and the Market

Jonathan Peterson, Moderator

Participants:

“Liberalism, Commodification, and Justice” – Vida Panitch “Taxation and Equality” – Patrick Turmel “Relational Egalitarianism” – L. Chad Horne

Room: Mahalia B

Lessons from Experimental Public Economics

Dan Shahar, Moderator

Participants:

“Learning from Experimental Public Economics” – Gil Hersch “Trust in the Executive: Requiring Turn-Taking and Consensus in the Experimental Lab”– Dan Houser (with T.C. Durant, M. Weintrab, S. Li) “Collective Experimentation: A Laboratory Study” – Cesar Martinelli (with Mikhail Freer

and Siyu Wang)

Room: Bechet


2:30 pm – 4:20 pm

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Public Goods

Jacob Barrett, Moderator

Participants:

“On the (Potential) Ubiquity of Public Goods” – Vaughn Bryan Baltzly “On the Futility Objection to Environmental Obligation” – Christopher Freiman “Beer As a Public Good? Perspectives on the Impacts of Localized Fermentation Industries Across the Rural-Urban Interface” – Colleen C. Myles

Room: Jelly Roll

Philosophical and Policy Implications of

Emerging Technologies


Participants:

“Designing an Ideal Theory for Decision Behavior in Artificial Intelligence” – Kendra Chilson

“Dynamic Regulatory Processes for Autonomous Vehicles.” – Mate Szabo “Requiring Advance Care Plans: Bridge Technologies and the Hazards of Sequential Decision Making” – Aidan Kestigian

Room: Armstrong

Egalitarianism and Religious Discourse in the Public Sphere

Karl Widerquist, Moderator

Participants:

“Two Dogmas of Egalitarianism” – Doug Uyl & Doug Rasmussen “Separating Metaphysics and Spirituality in the Conversation about Religion in the Public Sphere” —Drew Chastain

Room: Buddy Bolden


2:30 pm – 4:20 pm

Plenary Session

4:30 pm – 5:30 pm“Connected Self-Ownership”

Ann Cudd, Keynote Speaker

Room: Storyville I & II

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Here, thanks to Ian Cruise, are some suggestions of things to do in New Orleans, along with enjoying the conference sessions and receptions:

FOOD:

Upscale, classic New Orleans: Commander’s Palace, Galatoire’s, Arnaud’s, Antoine’s

Upscale, but more modern: Cochon, Herbsaint, La Petite Grocery, Coquette, Peche, Shaya, Compere Lapin

Cheaper, but great: Central Grocery (for Muffulettas), Parkway Bakery and Tav-ern (for Po Boys), Company Burger (for burgers), Juan’s Fly-ing Burrito(for Mexican food), Cafe du Monde (for beignets)

ALSO WORTH CHECKING OUT:

Sucre, which is a great bakery where you can get all kinds of confections, but probably most notably some great macarons.

Bars:

The Carousel Bar, The Sazerac Bar, and for anyone interested in something kind of kitschy but still fun: Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, which is reputed to be the oldest bar in the US.

Music:

Just walk up Frenchmen St. at night: The best known places along there are probably The Spotted Cat Music Club and Three Muses.

Other places not on Frenchmen that are solid: Tipitina’s and the House of Blues.

OTHER STUFF TO DO:

US National WWII Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, City Park, Audubon Park, take the street car down St. Charles and look at all of the architecture.

New Orleans Suggestions

Participant Index

First Last Institution Day Session Room Mod/Pres? Presentation Title

Matthew Adams University of Virginia

15 1 STORYVILLE III MOD

16 4 MAHALIA B PRES"An Ideological Critique of Nonideal Methods"

Sahar Akhtar University of Virginia 16 1 STORYVILLE III PRES"The Wrong of Religions and Racial Immigration Restrictions: the Lessons from Monopolies"

Ashli Anda University of Illinois 16 2 BECHET PRES"Conditions for Cultivation: Welfare Policies at the Contemporary University"

Jonathan Anomaly University of Arizona

15 1 STORYVILLE I MOD

15 2 STORYVILLE III PRES "Public Goods and Education"

16 2 STORYVILLE II PRES Discussant


Samuel Arnold Texas Christian University 16 3 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES

"The Structure of Proletarian Unfreedom, Revisited: Voluntary Simplicity and Liberation from Employment"

Edmond Awad Massachusetts Institute of Technology 17 1 JELLY ROLL PRES

"The Moral Machine Experiment: 40 Million Decisions and the Path to Universal Machine Ethics"

Neera Badhwar George Mason University 16 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"On an Ethical Defense of Free Markets" (with Alexander Craig)

Jennifer Baker College of Charleston 15 1 ARMSTRONG MOD

Vaughn Bryan Baltzly Texas State University 17 3 JELLY ROLL PRES

"On the (Potential) Ubiquity of Public Goods"

William Barnett II Loyola University16 3 JELLY ROLL PRES

"Not Even Wrong: Pseudo Mathematical Economics"

16 4 JELLY ROLL PRES "There Is No Accounting for the Fed II"

Jacob Barrett University of Arizona16 3 STORYVILLE I PRES

"On the Mountain Metaphor in Political Philosophy: Ideal Theory and an Alternative"

17 3 JELLY ROLL MOD

Jenna Bednar University of Michigan 15 2 STORYVILLE I PRES Discussant

Amy Berg Rhode Island College 16 2 MAHALIA B PRES"Why Effective Altruism Can't Be a Big Tent"

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William Berger University of Pennsylvania 15 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"If Not 'Believe Truth' Then Maybe 'Shun Error': The Upshot of Robust-ness for Democratic Theory"

Cristina Bicchieri University of Pennsylvania 15 2 STORYVILLE I PRES Norms in the Wild

Carolyn BiltoftGraduate Institute Of Geneva / University of Pennsylvania

16 1 ARMSTRONG PRES"Albert Hirschman and Psychoanalysis: Private Interest and the Ego after 1945"

Colin Bird University of Virginia15 1 STORYVILLE III PRES "Freedom and Bourgeois Dignity


Walter Block Loyola University16 3 JELLY ROLL PRES

"Libertarian Theory Applied to Two Controversial Topics: Immigration and Abortion"

16 4 JELLY ROLL MOD Discussant

Christopher Boom Tulane University15 1 BECHET PRES

"Hayek on the Ethical and Economics Importance of the Rule of Law: Answering the Razian Challenge"

17 2 ARMSTRONG PRES Discussant

Luc BovensUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

16 1 STORYVILLE I PRES "Making Risky Decisions for Others"

17 1 STORYVILLE II PRES"Bathroom Economics: An Efficiency Argument" (with Alexandru Marcoci)

Richard Boyd Georgetown University 17 2 BECHET PRES"'By a Tacit and Voluntary Consent': Locke on Money, Distribution, and Inequality"

Geoffrey Brennan ANU/UNC/Duke

15 2 STORYVILLE I PRES Discussant

17 1 STORYVILLE III PRES"Exchange, Cooperation and Mutual Advantage: the Buchanan Program?"

Jason Brennan Georgetown University

15 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "Political Representation for Realists"

17 1 STORYVILLE II PRES"Why Ideal Theories of Democracy are Incoherent or Useless"

Huub Brouwer Tilburg University 17 2 JELLY ROLL PRES"Why Not Be a Desertist? Three Arguments for Desert and Against Luck Egalitarianism"

Justin BrunerAustralian National University

16 2 STORYVILLE II PRES"Locke, Nozick and the State of Nature"


17 3 STORYVILLE III PRES"The Varieties of Impartiality, or, Would an Egalitarian Choose the Veil?" (with Matthew Lindauer)

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First Last Institution Day Ses-sion Room Mod/

Pres? Presentation Title

Mark Budolfson University of Vermont 17 2 MAHALIA B PRES

"Social Norms and Effective Altruism: What, If Anything, Have We Learned from Empirical Research?"

Alex Campbell University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

15 2 BECHET MOD

16 3 BECHET MOD

17 2 ARMSTRONG MOD


Nick Capaldi Loyola University 16 3 JELLY ROLL PRES"Positivism, Social Technology, and the Political Left: A Hayekian Critique"

Art Carden Samford University 15 1 JELLY ROLL PRES"Regulation and Transaction Costs in the American Economy" (with Todd Henderson)

Jeffrey Carroll University of Virginia 16 4 MAHALIA B PRES "Ideal Theory and Interdependence"

Mary Anne Case University of Chicago, Law 17 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "Plumbing Problems"

Drew Chastain Loyola University 17 3 BUDDY BOLDEN MOD

Kendra Chilson Carnegie Mellon University 17 3 ARMSTRONG PRES

"Designing an Ideal Theory for Decision Behavior in Artificial Intelligence"

Ginny Choi Saint Vincent College 15 1 ARMSTRONG PRES "Profitability of Trust and Trustworthiness"

Anna Chorniy Princeton University 15 2 STORYVILLE III PRES "ADHD Medication Effects on Primary and Secondary Students"

Devin Christensen University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 15 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "Inequality as a Latent Variable"

Billy Christmas New York University 17 1 BECHET MOD

Andrew Jason Cohen Georgia State University 17 1 MAHALIA B PRES "Harm: An Event-Based

Feinbergian Account"

Stephanie Collins University of Manchester UK 17 2 STORYVILLE I PRES "Oughts for Non-Agent Groups and

Their Members"

Vincent Conitzer Duke University 17 1 JELLY ROLL PRES "Moral Artificial Intelligence and the Societal Tradeoffs Problem"

Sherri Conklin University of California Santa Barbara 16 3 MAHALIA B PRES

"100 Years Without Women: Analysing Historical Data on the Under-Representation of Women in Philosophy Journals" (with Nicole Hassoun)

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Nick Cowen New York University 16 3 BECHET PRES

"In Defense of the Devil: The Epistemic and Constitutional Foundations of the Realization- Approach to Capital Taxation" (with Charles Delmotte)

Alex Craig George Mason University 16 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "On an Ethical Defense of Free Markets" (with Neera K. Badhwar)

Ian Cruise University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

15 1 JELLY ROLL MOD

16 1 BUDDY BOLDEN MOD

16 4 ARMSTRONG MOD


Ann Cudd Boston University 17 PLEN STORYVILLE I AND II "Connected Self-Ownership"

Bryan Cwik Portland State University 15 2 MAHALIA B PRES "Property and Research Sharing in Biomedicine"

Fred D'Agostino University of Queensland 16 3 STORYVILLE I PRES "Complexity, Modularity, and Diversity"

Daniel D'Amico Brown University 16 2 STORYVILLE III PRES "Proportionality-Preserving Polycentricity"

Taylor Davis Purdue University 17 2 MAHALIA B PRES "Normative Motivation and Sustainable Behavior"

Charles Delmotte Ghent University 16 3 BECHET PRES

"In Defense of the Devil: The Epistemic and Constitutional Foundations of the Realization- Approach to Capital Taxation" (with Nick Cowen)

David Dick University of Calgary 15 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "Impure Semiotic Objections to Markets"

Alexander Dietz University of Southern California 16 2 MAHALIA B PRES "Effective Altruism and Cooperation"

Malte Dold New York University 16 3 BECHET PRES"The Role of Virtues in James Buchanan's Classical Liberal Project" (with Matias Petersen)

Leah Downey Harvard University 15 1 ARMSTRONG PRES "Maximization and the Sorites Paradox"

Christina Easton London School of Economics 16 3 MAHALIA B PRES

“Women and ‘The Philosophical Personality’: Evaluating Whether Gender Differences in the Cognitive Reflection Test Have Significance for Explaining the Gender Gap in Philosophy.”

Ben Eggleston University of Kansas 16 4 STORYVILLE II PRES"Climate Change Demands Poverty Relief: An Act-Consequentialist Perspective"

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Stefan Eich Princeton University 16 1 ARMSTRONG PRES "John Maynard Keynes and the Political Theory of Money"

Gianna Englert Brown University 17 2 BECHET PRES "Political Capacity: A Liberal Language for Citizenship"

David Estlund Brown University 17 2 STORYVILLE I PRES "Plural Obligation, Plural Ability"

Arnold Farr University of Kentucky 16 4 BECHET PRES"The New White Supremacy and the New Slavery: The Intersection of Race and Class"

Ben Ferguson VU Amsterdam 17 2 STORYVILLE II PRES Discussant

Jessica Flanigan University of Richmond 15 1 STORYVILLE I PRES Pharmaceutical Freedom

Christopher Freiman College of William and Mary

15 1 STORYVILLE II PRES “Should Representatives Protect Voters from Themselves?"

17 3 JELLY ROLL PRES "On the Futility Objection to Environmental Obligation"

Johann Frick Princeton University 16 1 STORYVILLE I PRES "Probabilistic Causation, Moral Responsibility, and Aggregate Effects"

Harrison Frye Princeton University15 1 STORYVILLE III PRES "The Strategy of Freedom"

16 4 MAHALIA B MOD Discussant

Glenn Furton Texas Tech University 15 1 BECHET PRES "Migration by Maxim, Not Discretion: Immigration and the Rule of Law"

José Garrido Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile 15 2 ARMSTRONG PRES

"The Psychological Underpinnings of and the Institutional Balance of Prudence in Adam Smith's System of Natural Liberty"

Gerald Gaus University of Arizona



17 3 STORYVILLE III PRES "Diversity and Self-Governance in Complex Systems"

Nicholas Geiser Brown University 15 2 BECHET PRES"Justice in Biotechnology: A Public Reason Approach to Human Enhancement"

Adam Gjesdal University of Arizona 17 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "Justice Pluralism and Theory Comparability"

Nathan Goodman George Mason University

15 2 MAHALIA B PRES "Intellectual Property and the Entrepreneurial Process"


Paul Gowder University of Iowa 15 1 BECHET PRES "The Rule of Law in the Real World"

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Keith Hankins Chapman University

16 3 ARMSTRONG MOD

17 3 STORYVILLE II PRES "Social Choice and the Trade-off Between Utilizing and Imputing Information" (with Brian Kogelmann)

17 3 STORYVILLE II MOD

Ryan Hanley Marquette University 15 2 ARMSTRONG PRES "Practicing PPE: The Case of Adam Smith"

James Harrigan FreedomTrust16 2 ARMSTRONG PRES "John Maynard Keynes as Social

Theorist" (with Phil Magness)

17 2 BECHET MOD

Nicole HassounBinghamton University (State Univ of New York)

15 2 STORYVILLE II PRES "Hope and the Virtue of Creative Resolve"

16 3 MAHALIA B PRES

"100 Years Without Women: Analysing Historical Data on the Under- Representation of Women in Philosophy Journals" (with Sherri Conklin)

Max Hayward Bowling Green State University 16 4 ARMSTRONG PRES "Sentimentalist Rationality and the

Contingency of Intrapersonal Norms"

Gil Hersch Virginia Tech 17 3 BECHET PRES "Learning from Experimental Public Economics"

Frank Hindriks University of Groningen 17 2 STORYVILLE II PRES Discussant

Charles Holt University of Virginia 15 PLEN STORYVILLE

I & II PRES "PPE and Behavioral Economics"

Chad Horne Franklin & Marshall College 17 3 MAHALIA B PRES "Relational Egalitarianism"

Christy Horpedahl University of Central Arkansas 17 1 MAHALIA B PRES

"What About the Children? Harm and the Limits of State Intervention in Families"

Dan Houser George Mason University 17 3 BECHET PRES

"Trust in the Executive: Requiring Turn-Taking and Consensus in the Experimental Lab" (with T.C. Durant, M. Weintrab, S. Li)

Chris HowardUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill





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First Last Institution Day Session Room Presentation Title

Graham Hubbs University of Idaho16 1 ARMSTRONG

16 4 BECHET

Paul Hurley Claremont McKenna 16 2 STORYVILLE II

Stanislaus HusiUniversity of Wisconsin- Milwaukee

17 1 STORYVILLE I "Questions about Epistocracy"

17 2 STORYVILLE III

Simon Huttegger University of California Irvine 16 3 STORYVILLE II "Learning to Take Turns in Social Interactions"

Sean Ingham University of California San Diego

17 1 ARMSTRONG "Against Epistocracy"

17 3 STORYVILLE II "Tyrannical Majorities and Social Choice Theory"

Yoaav IssacsUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

15 1 BUDDY BOLDEN

16 1 STORYVILLE I

17 1 ARMSTRONG

17 2 JELLY ROLL

17 3 STORYVILLE III

Katherine Jackson Columbia University 16 1 JELLY ROLL "The Crooked Social Contract: Intra-Corporate Freedom and the Nexus-of-Contracts"

Daniel Jacobson University of Michigan 16 1 BUDDY BOLDEN "Intellectual Diversity and Cognitive Bias: A Millian

Approach"

Joseph Jebari Georgetown University 16 4 ARMSTRONG "Empirical Moral Rationalism and the Social Con-

stitution of Normativity"

Jason Jewell Faulkner University 16 2 MAHALIA B "Comparative Governance Structures: Aristotle to Brennan"

Ben Johnson Princeton University 17 1 ARMSTRONG "Should Like Cases Be Treated Alike?"(with Richard Jordan)

Miriam JohnsonUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


17 1 MAHALIA B MOD


Hrishikesh Joshi University of Michigan

15 1 STORYVILLE I Discussant

16 1 STORYVILLE III "Immigration, Externalities, and Public Goods"

17 1 STORYVILLE I "Democracy in Non-Ideal Contexts"

Biung-ghi Ju Seoul National University 16 1 STORYVILLE II "Taxation Behind the Veil of Ignorance"

Mario IvanJuarez- Garcia

University of Arizona 17 1 BUDDY BOLDEN

Aidan KestigianCarnegie Mellon University

17 3 ARMSTRONG"Requiring Advance Care Plans: Bridge Technologies and the Hazards of Sequential Decision Making"

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Hyunseop Kim Seoul National University 16 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "Are 'Luxury' Taxes Justifiable?"

Scott King George Mason University 16 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"The Contractarian Visions of James Buchanan and John Rawls"

Steven Klein University of Florida 16 1 ARMSTRONG PRES"From Market Disintegration to Political Integration: Karl Polanyi's Democratic Horizon"

Hartmut KliemtFrankfurt Management School

17 1 STORYVILLE III PRES"Politics is Coercive but can Aim at Facilitating Exchange and Co-Operation"

Terry Kogan University of Utah Law 17 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "Stalled!"

Brian Kogelmann University of Maryland

16 1 JELLY ROLL PRES "The Calculus of Moral Community"

16 2 JELLY ROLL MOD


17 1 ARMSTRONG PRES

"Deliberation in Search of Truth: A Formal Model of Strategic Communication with Deliberative Democracy" (with Benjamin Ogden)

17 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"A Formal Model of Deliberation and Disagreement" (with Eric Pacuit)

17 3 STORYVILLE II PRES"Social Choice and the Trade-off Between Utilizing and Imputing Information" (with Keith Hankins)

Daniel KokotajloUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

16 1 JELLY ROLL MOD

16 2 ARMSTRONG MOD

17 1 JELLY ROLL PRES “Decision Theory and Artificial Intelligence”


17 3 ARMSTRONG MOD

Leo Krasnozhon Loyola University

16 3 JELLY ROLL MOD

16 4 JELLY ROLL PRES "Young Mr. Mises and Historicists: So Close, Yet So Far"

John Levendis Loyola University 16 4 JELLY ROLL PRES"Stock Market Responses to Mass Shooting Events"

Paul Lewis Kings College London 16 3 STORYVILLE I PRES

"Purposeful Behaviour, Expectations, and the Mirage of Social Justice: The Influence of Cybernetics on the Thought of F. A. Hayek"

Glory Liu Stanford University 17 2 BECHET PRES"Inventing the Invisible Hand: Adam Smith and the Chicago School of Economics, 1930-1980"

Laura Lo CocoLondon School of Economics

16 4 STORYVILLE III PRES"Secession, Territorial Jurisdiction, and International Order"

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Loren Lomasky University of Virginia

16 4 STORYVILLE I PRES Rights Angles

17 2 JELLY ROLL PRES "Polity and Economy in Plato's Republic"


Roderick Long Auburn University 17 1 BECHET PRES "Property Rights in a State of Nature"

Suzanne Love University of Pittsburgh 15 1 MAHALIA B PRES"Freedom from the Market: Kant's Doctrine of the Right and the Marxian Critique of Capital"

Eric MacGilvray Ohio State University 15 1 STORYVILLE III PRES "Markets and Market Freedom"

Eric Mack Tulane University 17 1 BECHET PRES "Natural Rights, Convention, and Authority"

Doug MacKay University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 16 1 STORYVILLE III PRES

"Immigrant Selection, Health Requirements, and Disability Discrimination"

Christopher Macleod University of Lancaster 16 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "Authority, Knowledge, and Naturalism in John Stuart Mill"

Barry Maguire Stanford University 15 1 MAHALIA B MOD

Alexandru Marcoci London School of Economics


17 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "Bathroom Economics: An Efficiency Argument" (with Luc Bovens)

Adrienne Martin Claremont McKenna College 15 2 STORYVILLE II MOD

Simon May Florida State University 16 3 ARMSTRONG PRES "The Epistemology of Political Compromise"

David McCabe Colgate University 16 3 ARMSTRONG PRES "Moral Compromise and the Problem of Dirty Hands"

Helen McCabe University of Nottingham 16 2 ARMSTRONG PRES

"Corresponding Views?: A Re-Consideration of John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor Mill's Assessment of Communism"

Grant McCall Tulane University 17 2 ARMSTRONG PRES The Prehistory of Private Property

Christopher Melenovsky Utica College

15 2 MAHALIA B PRES “The Morality of Changing Rights”



J.P. Messina University of California San Diego 17 1 BECHET PRES "What's Really Wrong with Property in

the State of Nature, for Kant?"

J.K. Miles Quincy University 17 1 MAHALIA B PRES "Mill and the Mormons: Persuasion as Tolerance"

Dale MillerOld Dominion University

16 4 STORYVILLE II PRES"Rule Consequentialism: Our Climate's Last Best Hope"

Peter Miller University of Tampere 17 2 STORYVILLE III PRES "Social Trust and Individual Freedom"

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Michael Moehler Virginia Tech

16 2 JELLY ROLL PRESMinimal Morality: A Multilevel Social Contract Theory

16 4 STORYVILLE II PRES"Contractarianism and Climate Change: From Kyoto to Paris"

Jakob MoggiaTechnical University of Munich

17 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"Distributive Justice and Large-Scale Risks"

Jake Monaghan The University at Buffalo 16 2 STORYVILLE III PRES"The Limits of Proceduralist Justification"

Augusta MooreUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison

16 2 BECHET PRES "The Exclusionary Nature of Democratic Deliberation: A Call for Beneficence"

Christopher Morris University of Maryland 16 1 JELLY ROLL PRES "States and States of Nature"

Jennifer Morton City College of New York

15 2 STORYVILLE II PRES "Believing in Others" (with Sarah Paul)

16 3 MAHALIA B PRES "Can Education Undermine Representation?"

16 4 BECHET PRES "The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility: The Impact of Race"

Daniel MoseleyUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


AlexanderMotchoul-ski

University of Arizona 17 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"The Effects of Disagreement on Distributive Justice"

Ryan Muldoon The University at Buffalo

15 1 JELLY ROLL PRES"Evolutionary Theories of Rational Rule-Following: A Dilemma"


17 2 STORYVILLE III PRES "The Ecology of Trust"

Thomas Mulligan Georgetown University15 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "A Meritocratic Theory of Political

Representation"

17 3 STORYVILLE I PRES Justice and the Meritocratic State

Michael Munger Duke University


17 1 STORYVILLE III PRES"Politics Can and Should Be Conceived as Exchange"

17 3 STORYVILLE III PRES"Democracy Against Populism" (with John Thrasher)

Colleen Myles Texas State University 17 3 JELLY ROLL PRES

"Beer As a Public Good? Perspectives on the Impacts of Localized Fermentation Industries Across the Rural-Urban Interface"

Raymond Niles George Mason University 16 1 MAHALIA B MOD

Thomas Noah University of Pennsylvania 16 4 ARMSTRONG PRES"The Political Normative Insignificance of the Theory of Social Norms"

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Cailin O'ConnorUniversity of California Irvine

15 1 JELLY ROLL PRES "Evolving a Gendered Division of Labor"

16 2 STORYVILLE III PRES"Making Science Propaganda-Proof" (with James Owen Weatherall)

Benjamin Ogden Texas A&M University 17 1 ARMSTRONG PRES

"Deliberation in Search of Truth: A Formal Model of Strategic Communication with Deliberative Democracy" (with Brian Kogelmann)

Alexan-dra

OpreaUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


15 2 STORYVILLE III PRES "Public Teachers and Public Choice"

16 2 BECHET MOD



Jim Otteson Wake Forest University 15 2 JELLY ROLL PRES "The Use and Abuse of Business Ethics"

Eric Pacuit University of Maryland

17 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"A Formal Model of Deliberation and Disagreement" (with Brian Kogelmann)

17 3 STORYVILLE II PRES “Arrow’s Decisive Coalitions”

Doug Paletta University of Pennsylvania 16 2 STORYVILLE II MOD

Vida Panitch Carleton University 17 3 MAHALIA B PRES "Liberalism, Commodification, and Justice"

Jonathan Peterson Loyola University 17 3 MAHALIA B MOD

Camille Pommel Hertfordshire Law School 16 4 STORYVILLE III PRES "Recognition, for a Theory of Negotiated Autonomy"

Joshua PreissMinnesota State University-Mankato

16 3 STORYVILLE III PRES"Republican Freedom in Globally Integrated Markets"


John Protevi Louisiana State University 16 1 BECHET PRES"Anthropological Notes on Gerald Gaus, 'The Egalitarian Species'"

Pierce Randall University of Pennsylvania 16 4 MAHALIA B PRES"Ideal Theory, Liberal Ideology, and Internal Critique"

Douglas Rasmussen St. John's University 17 3 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"Two Dogmas of Egalitarianism" (with Doug Uyl)

Mark ReiffUniversity of California at Davis

15 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES

"The Just Price, Exploitation, and Prescription Drugs: Why Free Marketeers Should Object to Profiteering by the Pharmaceutical Industry"

Jonathan RileyThe Murphy Institute at Tulane University

16 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES Comments on Macleod and Jacobson

Participant Index

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Greg Robson University of Arizona15 2 JELLY ROLL PRES "Firm Paternalism and Business Ethics"

17 2 MAHALIA B MOD

Enzo RossiUniversiteit van Amsterdam


Thomas Rowe Virginia Tech 16 4 STORYVILLE II MOD

Daniel Russell University of Arizona 16 1 STORYVILLE II PRES "Self-Ownership, Taxation, and Takings"

Richard Salsman Duke University 16 1 MAHALIA B PRES"Taxable Capacity and Morality in Schumpeter's 'Crisis of the Tax State'"

Macy SalzbergerUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

16 2 BECHET PRES"Complicating the Role of Deliberative Democracy"

Ruth SampleUniversity of New Hampshire

17 1 MAHALIA B PRES "Exploitation, Moral Injury, and Harm"

Kirun Sankaran Brown University


15 2 BECHET PRES"Roger Williams: A Historical Case Study in Public Reason"


GeoffSayre- McCord

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


David Schmidtz University of Arizona 16 1 STORYVILLE II MOD

Nicolas SerafinUniversity of Michigan-Ann Arbor

17 2 JELLY ROLL PRES"Does Political Liberalism Possess a Basis of Equality?"

Dan Shahar University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

15 2 ARMSTRONG MOD

17 2 MAHALIA B PRES "Norms for Ecological Citizenship: A Dissenting View"

17 3 BECHET MOD

A.K. Shauku University of Alabama 16 2 MAHALIA B PRES"Twelve Vital Centers: The U.S. Federal Judiciary as a Polycentric Order"

Itai SherUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst

15 1 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"Disagreement, The Pareto Principle, and Conflicting Reasons"


Stephen Simon University of Richmond 16 2 STORYVILLE II PRES Discussant

Abe Singer Loyola University Chicago 16 3 STORYVILLE III PRES

"Corporations are Capital Unions and Unions are Labor Corporations: A Welfarist Defense of Unions and the Ethics of Organized Labor"

Nicholas SouthwoodANU (Centre for Moral, Social and Political Theory)

17 2 STORYVILLE I PRES "Feasibility for Collectives"

Katie StockdaleSam Houston State University

15 2 STORYVILLE II PRES "Collective Hope"

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Participant Index


Cesar Martinelli George Mason University 17 3 BECHET PRES"Collective Experimentation: A Laboratory Study"

Chris Surprenant University of New Orleans 15 2 JELLY ROLL PRES"Teaching Business Ethics: Theory and Practice"

Kyle SwanCalifornia State University Sacramento

15 2 BECHET PRES"The Rule of Public Reason in the Constitution of Non-Domination"

15 1 BECHET MOD

Mate SzaboCarnegie Mellon University

17 3 ARMSTRONG PRES "Dynamic Regulatory Processes for Autonomous Vehicles"

Robert TaylorUniversity of California, Davis

16 3 STORYVILLE III PRES "Donation without Domination: Private Charity and Republican Liberty"

Jonny Thakkar Swarthmore College 16 3 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "Neo-Socialism: A Sketch"

Michael Thomas Creighton University 16 2 MAHALIA B MOD

John Thrasher Monash University 17 3 STORYVILLE III PRES "Democracy Against Populism" (with Mike Munger)

Travis Timmerman Seton Hall University 16 2 STORYVILLE I PRES

"Actualist, Possibilist, or Hybridist Effective Altruism? Fixing Effective Altruism's Core Underspecification Problem"

Patrick Turmel Laval University (QC) 17 3 MAHALIA B PRES "Taxation and Equality"

Brandon Turner Clemson University 17 2 BECHET PRES"Mandeville's Political Economy Reexamined: Humanism in the Commercial Age"

Doug Den Uyl Liberty Fund 17 3 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"Two Dogmas of Egalitarianism" (with Doug Rasmussen)

Werner Vandenbruwaene Antwerp University 16 3 BECHET PRES"A Buchananite Assessment of the Eurozone's Fiscal Governance Architecture"

Peter VanderschraafUniversity of California, Merced

15 1 JELLY ROLL PRES "Modeling a Coordination Regime"

Jeppe von Platz University of Richmond 16 3 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"Capitalism and the Problem of Alienation"

Samantha WakilUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

15 2 MAHALIA B MOD

16 3 MAHALIA B MOD

17 1 JELLY ROLL MOD

Alec Walen Rutgers University 16 1 STORYVILLE I PRES "Risks and Limited Interpersonal Aggregation"

Chris Wass University of Waterloo 16 2 ARMSTRONG PRES"Friedman's Conception of Prediction and the Ramifications for Contemporary Economics"

Fabian Wendt Chapman University 16 3 ARMSTRONG PRES "Defending Unfair Compromises"

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Karl WiderquistGeorgetown University-Qatar


17 2 ARMSTRONG PRES The Prehistory of Private Property

David WiensUniversity of California, San Diego

15 1 JELLY ROLL PRES"Evolutionary Theories of Rational Rule-Following: A Dilemma" (with Ryan Muldoon)

Vanessa WillsGeorge Washington University

15 1 MAHALIA B PRES "Racial Injustice and False Consciousness"

15 4 BECHET PRES"Classing Race and Gender: Interactions between Economic Exploitation and Identity-Based Oppressions"

Bart Wilson Chapman University 15 2 ARMSTRONG PRES"The Conceptual Building Blocks of the Theory of Moral Sentiments"

Scott Wisor Minerva Schools at KGI 17 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES "The Metrics and Principles of Justice"

Kaitlin Woltz George Mason University 16 2 BUDDY BOLDEN PRES"Justice in the Market: From Prices to Incomes" (with Peter Boettke)

Robert Wright Augustana University 16 1 MAHALIA B PRES "U.S. Tax Policy, Inflation, and the Euthanasia of the Individual Investor"

Naoiki YoshiharaUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst

15 1 MAHALIA B PRES"A Progressive Report on Marxian Economic Theory: On the Controversies in Exploitation Theory"

Matthew Zwolinski University of San Diego 16 4 STORYVILLE I PRES Discussant

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