LAW & PHILOSOPHY --- 29th JUNE ~ 1st JULY 2007 --- UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING

Friday 29th June
13.30	Registration Tea and Coffee
14.20	Introductory Remarks
14.30	“Punishment as Fair Play” .pdf (104k)	Prof. Richard Dagger (Arizona State University)
	Response	Prof. Antony Duff (University of Stirling)
Session 1
16.00	“Legal Directives in the Realm of Practical Reason: A Challenge to the Pre-emption Thesis” .pdf (156k)	Noam Gur (University of Oxford)
16.30	Response	Maksymilian Del Mar (University of Edinburgh)
16.45	Discussion
17.30	Official Welcome	Principal Christine Hallett
17.40	Wine Reception
19.00	Dinner

Saturday 30th June
10.00	Tea and Coffee
Session 2
10.30	“Tensions in a Certain Conception of Just War as Law Enforcement ” .pdf (68k)	Jakob Blair (University of California Santa Barbara)
11.00	Response	Peter Kirvan (Bowling Green State University)
11.15	Discussion
12.00	Lunch
Session 3
13.00	“The Concept of Legitimate Political Authority” .pdf (92k)	Bernd Michael Krehoff (University of Oxford)
13.30	Response	Bas van der Vossen (University of Oxford)
13.45	Discussion
14.30	Coffee/Tea Break
Session 4
15.00	“Criminal Process and Identity-Offences in Pluralist Societies” .pdf (204k)	Alfonso Donoso (University of York)
15.30	Response	Daniel Eggers (University of Cambridge)
15.45	Discussion
16.30	Coffee/Tea Break
Session 5
17.00	“Extraterritorial criminal jurisdiction: do states have the right to punish offences committed abroad?” .pdf (296k)	Alejandro Eduardo Chehtman (LSE)
17.30	Response	Joris Van Gorkom (Tilburg University)
17.45	Discussion
19.00	Dinner

Sunday 1st July
10 .00	Tea and Coffee
Session 6
10.30	“Liberalism and Inclusive Legal Positivism” .pdf (208k)	Britain Brady (University of York)
11.00	Response	Banu Kilan Paksoy (University of Leuven)
11.15	Discussion
12.00	Lunch
Session 7
13.00	“Bound Judicial Law-Making" .pdf (80k)	Brian Flanagan (University of Oxford)
13.30	Response	Conrado Hübner Mendes (University of Edinburgh)
13.45	Discussion
14.30	Coffee/Tea Break
15.00	“Legal Positivism and Objectivity” .pdf (152k)	Prof. Matthew Kramer (University of Cambridge)
	Response	Prof. Sandra Marshall (University of Stirling)
16.30	Departure

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