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EIPE PhD Seminars

General information

Research Masters students will familiarize themselves with the kind of research they would be expected to carry out as Ph.D students and the process of presenting research papers and providing comments in the formal context of a research seminar. Research master students are obliged to attend the bi-weekly Ph.D research seminars of the Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics (EIPE) in which other, more advanced second-year research master students and Ph.D students present their work. Occasionally they are also required to prepare formal critical comments on presentations. Students are also obliged to attend the bi-weekly EIPE research seminars.

Seminar Programme Spring 2012

February 27, 2012
François Claveau: Deviante Cases in a Dappled World
Chair: Willem van der Deijl

May 14, 2012
Joost Hengstmengel: Beyond Max Webber: The Interplay between Economics and Theology in the Early Modern Age
Chair: Johanna Thoma

May 21, 2012
Lara Otonicar: TBA
Chair: Vaios Koliofotis

June 4, 2012
Job Daemen: TBA
Chair: Darian Heim

June 11
Zoran Pantoulas: Do open market societies infringe upon their members' citizenship?
Chair: Philippe Verreault-Julien

Practical information

Time: Mondays 17:00 – 18.30
Place:
Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Woudestein campus, Room H5-32

Previous Seminars

Schedule and information

PhD Seminars spring 2011

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PhD Seminars fall 2010

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PhD Seminars early 2010

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PhD Seminars 2009

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PhD Seminars 2007

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PhD Seminars 2006

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PhD Seminars 2004-2005

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PhD Seminars 2002-2003

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PhD Seminars 2001-2002

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Contact

If you have questions, comments or suggestions about the seminars, please send an e-mail to:
Lara Otonicar, e-mail: lara.otonicar@remove-this.gmail.com

About EIPE

It is critically important that work in political philosophy be informed by work in the empirical social sciences, including economics. At the same time, work in economics inevitably raises a number of important philosophical questions, including questions of ethics. There are few places where such interdisciplinary research takes place and fewer still which train students to draw out the connections between philosophy and economics. EIPE is a welcome outlier, a place where inter-disciplinary conversations and research thrives. It was a pleasure to present my work to such a stimulating group of scholars.
Debra Satz
Marta Sutton Weeks Professor of Ethics in Society, Professor of Philosophy, Stanford University