APA Pacific Division Mini-Conference Program
eGLOBAL JUSTICE
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MI-A. Opening
Address and Panel Discussion
MII-A. Discussion Panel: Philosophical Issues
in Global Health
MII-B. War, Criminal
Justice, and Military Tribunals
MII-C.
Poverty, Human
Rights, and Nationhood
MIII-A.
Feminism and Global Justice
Session MIV–10:35
a.m.-12:30 p.m.
MIV-A. Author
Meets Critics: Seyla Benhabib, The Claims of Culture:
Equality and Diversity in the Global Era
MIV-B. The
Capabilities Approach and Adaptive Preferences
MIV-C.
Justice, Institutions, Democracy and Health
MV-A.
Globalization and Justice
MVI-A. Author
Meets Critics: Daniel Little, The Paradox of Wealth and
Poverty: Mapping the Ethical Dilemmas of Global Development
MVI-B.
Patriotic Ties and Global Justice
MVI-C. Panel Discussion:
Rawls’s Law of Peoples
MVII-A. Exploitation and
Liberalism
MVIII-A. Author Meets Critics:
J. Angelo Corlett’s Terrorism: A Philosophical Analysis
MIX-A. Responsibilities
to the Distant Needy: Future Generations and the Developing World
MX-A. Global
Egalitarianism and Unfair Advantage
MXI-A. Author
Meets Critics: Kai Nielsen’s Globalization and Justice
MXI-B. Human Rights,
Human Community, and Global Justice
MXI-C. Realizing Cosmopolitanism: Models of Global Justice and
Community
MXII-B.
Self-Determination and Territory
Session MXIII–7:30
a.m.-10:00 a.m.
MXIII-B. Liberalism and Global Justice
Session MXIV–10:15
a.m.-12:15 p.m.
MXIV-A. The International Rule of Law and Human
Rights
Saturday Afternoon, March
27
Session MI–2:30-
MI-A. Opening Address and Panel Discussion
California
Ball Room
Chair:
Darrel Moellendorf (
Speaker:
Charles Beitz (
"Cosmopolitanism
and Global Justice"
Discussants: Leif Wenar (
Mathias Risse (
Kristen Hessler (
Jon Mandle (State University of New York-Albany)
Michael Blake (
Opening
Reception
Saturday
Evening, March 27
Session MII–8:00-
MII-A. Discussion Panel: Philosophical Issues in Global Health
Pacific A
Chair: Daniel Weinstock (
Speakers:
Ryoa Chung (
"Health,
Justice and Global Governance"
Caroline
Allard (
"The Moral Responsibility of Nations Facing
Epidemics: A Question of Organization"
Gopal
Sreenivasan (
"A
Philosophical Perspective on the Relative Income Hypothesis Debate"
Daniel
Weinstock (
TBA
MII-B. War, Criminal Justice, and Military Tribunals
Pacific
B
Chair: David Adams (California State Polytechnic
University-Pomona)
Speaker:
Brian Orend (
"Justice
After War"
Commentator: Larry May (
Speaker:
Lisa Portmess (
"Military Tribunals: Procedural Justice and
the Problem of Evidence"
Commentator: Tim Challans (Combat Studies Institute,
Command and
MII-C. Poverty, Human Rights, and Nationhood
Pacific
C
Chair:
Deen K. Chatterjee (
Speaker:
Elizabeth Ashford (
"Poverty,
Human Rights and Obligations"
Commentator: Ramon Das (Victoria
University-Wellington)
Speaker:
Anna Moltchanova (
"A
Pragmatic Definition of Nationhood"
Commentator:
Simon Cushing (University of
Michigan-Flint)
Sunday Early Morning,
March 28
Session MIII–8:30-
MIII-A. Feminism and Global Justice
Pacific
A
Chair: Laurie Shrage (California State Polytechnic
University-Pomona)
Speakers: Alison Jaggar (University of
Colorado-Boulder)
“Western Feminism and Global Responsibility”
Hye-ryoung Kang (University of Colorado-Boulder)
“Women’s Transnational
Collectivities as Agents of Global Justice Claims in a Transnational Feminist
Justice Paradigm”
Commentator:
Sarah Clark Miller (
Sunday, March 28
Pacific
C
Chair: Kok-Chor
Tan (
Speakers:
Walter Riker (
“Rawls’s Decent Peoples and the Democratic Peace
Thesis”
Alyssa Bernstein (
“Democratization as an
Aim of Intervention: Rawls’s Law of
Peoples on Just War, Human Rights, and Toleration”
Commentator: Michael Buckley (
Sunday
Late Morning, March 28
Session MIV–10:35 a.m.-
MIV-A. Author Meets Critics: Seyla Benhabib, The Claims of Culture: Equality and Diversity in
the Global Era
Pacific
A
Chair: Jocelyne Couture (Université du Québec à
Montréal)
Speakers:
James Bohman (
Eduardao Mendieta (
Maria
Herrera (Universidad Nacional Autonóma de México)
Respondent:
Seyla Benhabib (
MIV-B. The Capabilities Approach and Adaptive
Preferences
Pacific
B
Chair:
Michael Ferejohn (
Speaker:
Charles Jones (
"Developing
Sen on Development"
Commentator: Jeremy Moss (
Speaker:
Harriet Baber (
"Adaptive
Preference"
Commentator: Tim Hall (
MIV-C. Justice, Institutions, Democracy and Health
Pacific C
Chair: Lukas Meyer (Universität Bremen/ Institut
für Theologie und Frieden)
Speaker:
Andras Miklos (
"Egalitarian
Duties and the Justice of Institutions"
Commentator:
Andrew Williams (
Speaker: Gopal Sreenivasan (
“Does GATS Undermine
Democratic Control over Health?”
Commentator:
Margaret P. Battin (
Sunday
Early Afternoon, March 28
Session MV–1:30-
MV-A. Globalization and Justice
Chair:
Janna Thompson (
Speakers:
Richard W. Miller (
“Globalization
Moralized”
Brian
Barry (
"Justice
or Bust"
Sunday
Late Afternoon, March 28
Session MVI–4:00-
MVI-A.
Author Meets Critics: Daniel Little, The Paradox of Wealth and Poverty: Mapping the
Ethical Dilemmas of Global Development
4:00-6:00 p.m.
Pacific A
Chair: Paul Hughes (University of Michigan-Dearborn)
Speakers: David McCabe (Colgate University
David Crocker (University of Maryland
Judith Lichtenberg (
Respondent: Daniel Little
(University of Michigan-Dearborn)
MVI-B. Patriotic Ties and Global Justice
Pacific
B
Chair: Catherine Wilson (
Speaker: Richard Arneson (
"Do Patriotic Ties Limit Global Justice
Duties?"
Commentator: Richard Miller (
Speaker: Dan Steel (
"Favoring one's Compatriots: Associative Duties
and Global Justice"
Commentator: Michael Blake (
MVI-C.
Panel Discussion: Rawls’s Law of Peoples
Pacific C
Chair: Rex Martin (
Speakers: James W. Nickel (
“Human Rights and the Limits
of Toleration in Rawls’s Law of Peoples”
Kok-Chor Tan (
“Nationalism and
Cosmopolitanism in Rawls’s Law of Peoples”
David Reidy (
“Rawls on Global Economic
Justice”
Rex Martin (
“Just War Theory and
Humanitarian Intervention: Walzer and Rawls”
Sunday
Evening, March 28
Session MVII–8:00-
MVII-A. Exploitation and Liberalism
Pacific
A
Chair:
Edward Maine (California State University-Fullerton)
Speaker:
Denis Arnold (
"Exploitation,
Human Rights, and Global Sweatshops"
Commentator: Anita Ho (
Speaker: John Berteaux (
"What are the Limits of Liberal Democratic Ideals
in Relation to Overcoming Global Inequality and Injustice?"
Commentator: Ted Stolze (California State
University-Hayward)
Pacific C
Chair: Greg Moses (
Panel Discussants: Jose-Antonio Orosco (
"Cesar Chavez on Violence and Property
Destruction in the Struggle for Global Justice"
Gail Presbey (University of Detroit-Mercy)
"The Successes of Political Action in
Greg Moses (
"On the Question of Riot and Excess: King and the
Legacy of Pacifism in Old
Monday Early Morning,
March 29
Session MVIII–8:30-
MVIII-A. Author Meets Critics: J. Angelo Corlett’s Terrorism: A Philosophical Analysis
Pacific
A
Chair:
Joseph Prabhu (
Speakers:
Robert E. Goodin (
Burleigh Wilkins
(University of California-Santa Barbara)
Richard Falk (
Respondent:
J. Angelo Corlett (
Pacific
C
Chair:
Joshua Mills-Knutsen (
Speakers:
Joshua Mills-Knutsen (
"The Platonic Ideal Globalized: Plato's
Theory of Justice and International Hegemony"
David
Snyder (
"A Transformative Application of
Augustine's Just War Theory to the War on Terrorism"
Brett
Smith (
"The Scale of Schopenhaur’s Theory of
Perfect Justice.”
Joseph
Tanke (
"Historical
Perspectives on Contemporary Justice"
Monday
Late Morning, March 29
Session MIX–10:35 -
MIX-A. Responsibilities to the Distant Needy: Future
Generations and the Developing World
Chair:
Alison Jaggar (University of Colorado-Boulder)
Speakers:
James Sterba (
"Global
Justice for Humans or for All Living Being and What Difference it Makes"
Dale
Jamieson (
“Duties to the Distant: Aid, Assistance, and
Intervention in the Developing World”
Monday
Early Afternoon, March 29
Session MX–1:30-
MX-A. Global Egalitarianism and Global Fascism
Chair: Rodney Peffer (
Speakers:
David Miller (
"Against
Global Egalitarianism"
Richard
Falk (
“Global
Fascism”
Monday
Late Afternoon, March 29
Session MXI–4:00-
MXI-A.
Author Meets Critics: Kai Nielsen’s Globalization and Justice
Pacific A
Chair: Rodney Peffer (
Speakers: Kok-Chor Tan (
Jon Mandle (State University of New York-Albany)
David Reidy (
Respondent: Kai Nielsen (Concordia University/University
of
MXI-B. Human Rights, Human Community, and Global
Justice
Pacific B
Chair:
Maurizio Passerin d'Entreves (
Speaker: James Bohman (
"Constituting the
Human Community: Democracy, Human Rights, and Global Justice"
Commentator:
Colleen Murphy (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill)
Speaker: Victoria Costa
(Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina)
“Human Rights in Rawls’s Law of Peoples”
Commentator: Walter E. Schaller (
MXI-C. Realizing Cosmopolitanism: Models of Global
Justice and Community
Pacific C
Chair: Andrew Williams (
Speaker: Luis Cabrera (
"The Cosmopolitan Imperative: Global Justice
Through Accountable Integration"
Commentator: Catriona McKinnon (
Speaker: Omar Dahbour (
"Three Models of Global Community"
Commentator: Bruce Landesman (
Monday
Evening, March 29
Session MXII–8:00-
Pacific
A
Chair: Mathias Risse (
Panel
Discussants: Sanjay Reddy (
"The
Role of Constraints in Normative Reasoning: A Theory, with Application to
International Distributive Justice"
Mathias
Risse (
"What Do We Know
about What Makes Societies Rich or Poor, and Does it Matter for Global
Justice?"
Leif
Wenar (
"What
We Owe Distant Others"
Thomas
Pogge (
“Global
Economic Justice”
MXII-B. Self-Determination and Territory
Pacific
C
Chair:
Steven M Gardiner (
Speakers:
Cindy Holder (
“Self-determination as a basic human right”
Avery Kolers (
“Territory as Deep Diversity in Global Justice”
Commentator:
Jeremy Bendik-Keymer (
“Needing Representation:
Tuesday Early Morning,
March 30
Session MXIII–7:30 a.m.-
Breakfast
(Hosted
by the APA Pacific Division)
Pacific
A
Chair:
Larry May (
Speakers:
John Lango (
"Preventive
Wars, Just War Principles, and the United Nations"
Dan
Dombrowski (
"Rawls
and War"
Commentator:
Virginia Warren (
MXIII-B. Liberalism and Global Justice
Pacific
C
Chair:
Aaron James (University of California-Irvine)
Speakers:
Janna Thompson (The
"Reasoning
about Justice in Global Society"
Steven
Scalet (State University of New York-Binghamton)
"Global
Justice and Liberalism's Bind"
Commentator:
Paul Voice (
Tuesday Late Morning,
March 30
Session MXIV–10:15 a.m.-
MXIV-A. The
International Rule of Law and Human Rights
Chair:
Gillian Brock (
Speakers:
Robert Goodin (
"Toward
an International Rule of Law"
Thomas
Pogge (
“Severe
Poverty as a Human Rights Violation"
The
Mini-Conference on Global Justice was made possible through the initiative,
planning, and organizing work of the conference organizing committee. The
members are Harry Brighouse (