Program for Monday, September 18th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-09:25

TRACING BASIC LEGAL REASONS – An Attempt in Global Philosophy of Law

Bertram Lomfeld

09:25-09:50

How Can We Share Cosmopolitan Hope Interculturally? 　––　Foundation, Permissibility and Rationality of Cosmopolitan

Kento Miyata

09:50-10:15

Moral Universals, Evolution, and Natural Law

Carlton Patrick

09:00-10:40

The Development of Commons Thought in Late 20th Century Japan

Nao Saito, Fumino Iwakuma, Shihoko Nemoto, Kazumasa Oda, Midori Wakamori

09:00-09:25

Connecting eastern and western legal prospectives on justice and forced migration: Redefining The 1951 Refugee Convention for a more effective international immigration

Khadijeh Hamidian Shour Masty

09:25-09:50

Multiculturalism and Liberal Nationalism: Liberal Integration of Immigrants

Takayuki Kawase

09:50-10:15

Where Kant’s Hospitality Meets "Zo Hospitality"?

Henry Vumjou

10:15-10:40

The significance of states’ territorial jurisdictions as the basis of discretionary immigration

Tatsuya Yokohama

09:00-09:25

How to Educate a World Conqueror? Xenophon’s Guidebook for Virtues of Global Power Politics

Tomi Hämäläinen

09:25-09:50

Legal Scientific Education in the UK and the US: Considering Legal Education as a Tool to Uphold Justice in Criminal

Amelia Shooter

09:50-10:15

Way of the judge: on judicial virtues and appointing judges of character

Tomasz Widłak

10:40-11:10 Coffee Break

11:10-11:35

The possibility of normativity in anomie: ancient and modern answers

Wojciech Engelking

11:35-12:00

Crises and Change in the Legal Doctrine of International Organizations

Adrien Schifano

12:00-12:25

Aesthetics of Law as a Branch of the Philosophy of Law

Kamil Zeidler, Dawid Kostecki, Paula Chmielowska

11:10-11:35

Against misleading criticisms of accommodating cultural differences in law

Fumihiko Ishiyama

11:35-12:00

East Meets West ：Are cultural identities that violate human rights under international law

Arinori Kawamura

12:00-12:25

International Human Rights Norms in the Culturally Diverse World

Kosuke Kiyama

12:25-12:50

Differing conceptions of Justice for the resolutions of legal disputes: How to bridge the gap between West and

Emeric Prévost, Aleksandra Czubak

11:10-11:35

How (Not) to Object to Political Instrumentalism

Takuto Kobayashi

11:35-12:00

Group Well-Being and What States Ought to Do

Rei Takahashi

12:00-12:25

How to Reconcile Neutrality with Perfection: On Kramer’s Aspirational Perfectionism

Kotaro Yonemura

11:10-11:35

Bentham's Indirect Legislation: Prevention, Psychology and Normativity

Malik Bozzo-Rey

11:35-12:00

On Bentham’s Plan of ‘‘Preventive Police’’

Michihiro Kaino

12:00-12:25

Applying Evidential Pluralism to evidence-based law

Jon Williamson

12:50-14:00 Lunch

14:00-14:25

East meets West: A paradigm shift in human rights philosophies

Akihiko Morita

14:25-14:50

Scanlon’s Instrumentalist Theory of Rights Reconsidered

Ken Oshitani

14:50-15:15

A Positive Economic Theory of Right/Law

Tze-Shiou Chien

14:00-14:25

Ruled by AI? A Critical Examination from Lon Fuller’s Internal Morality of Law

Hung-Ju Chen

14:25-14:50

The Rule of Law in Francisco de Vitoria

Carlos Isler

14:50-15:15

Overcoming the Possible Problem of Democracy and the Rule of Law

Jin-Sook Yun

14:00-14:25

The Bonus Paterfamilias of the Information Age - A Virtue Ethics Perspective

Celia Filipa Ferreira Matias

14:25-14:50

Relational Scalar Autonomy without Threshold

Rika Sasaki

14:50-15:15

A Conception of Legal Causation Theory with Application of Interventionist Accounts

Nobuaki Yamamoto

15:40-16:10 Coffee Break

16:10-17:10

Legitimate Authority: Democracy Meets Authoritarianism

Hirohide Takikawa