EIPE Ph.D. 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. 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.
EIPE Ph.D. Student Seminars 2019 Spring
Feb 4 – Mandeville T3-14
17:00-18:00
Annikka Lemmens: “A Taxonomy of Pseudo Submissions”
March 4 – Mandeville T3-13
17:00-18:30
Hester Bartelsman: “A Liberal Egalitarian Appeal for Safe-Guarding the Political Rights of ‘Modern Minorities’.”
Vaios Koliofotis: "Human Sociality and Emotional Signals"
Chair: Annalisa Costella
March 11 – Mandeville T3-13
17:00-18:30
Hidde Witteveen: “Drivers of Socio-Economic Inequality”
Vincent Schuttevaar: “Deliberative Democracy: How Effective Is Deliberation?”
April 1 – Polak Y3-22
17:00-18:30
EJPE
April 8 – Mandeville T3-14
17:00-18:00
Mans Abrahamson: “Unsocial Credits of Social Credits: Ethical Implications of Crowding Out in China’s Social Credit System.”
April 15 – Mandeville T3-14
17:00-18:00Merve Burnazoglu: “Built-in Normativity in Tailoring Identity: The Case of the EU Skills Profile Tool for Integrating Refugees”
May 6 –
17:00-18:00
t.b.a.
May 20 – Mandeville T3-14
17:00-18:30
Carys Goodwin: “Social Justice for the Social Elite: An Exploration into the Exclusionary Undertones of Social Contract Theory”
Flavia Nuta: “Companies: Can They Act as Good Corporate Citizens?”
June 3 – Mandeville T3-13
17:00-18:30
Jard van Heerde: “The Dutch Pension System: Too Paternalistic?”
Annalisa Costella: "Epistemic Game Theory Meets Social Contract Theories"
Previous Seminars
Schedule and information | |
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| Ph.D. Seminar autumn 2018 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminar spring 2018 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminar autumn 2017 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2017 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2016 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars autumn 2015 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2015 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars autumn 2014 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2014 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars autumn 2013 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2013 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars autumn 2012 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2012 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2011 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars autumn 2010 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars spring 2010 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars 2009 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars 2007 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars 2006 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars 2004-2005 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars 2002-2003 | Download |
| Ph.D. Seminars 2001-2002 | Download |
Contact
If you have questions, comments or suggestions about the seminars, please send an e-mail to:
Anne Albert van Galiën, e-mail: 386151ag@student.eur.nl.
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 |