Events
The Centre hosts workshops, conferences and speaker events on all issues relating to political theory.
Upcoming events
Past events
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Political Theory Workshops
Upcoming Semester 1 Political Theory Workshops
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York Political Theory Workshop 1: Meritocratic Democracy: A Cross-Cultural Political Theory
Join us for the first York Political Theory Workshop of the first semester
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The Dispersion of Power: A Critical Realist Theory of Democracy
Upcoming Semester 2 Book Panel
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Democracy and Empire: Labor, Nature, and the Reproduction of Capitalism
Upcoming Semester 2 Book Panel
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The Politics of Becoming: Anonymity and Democracy in the Digital Age
Upcoming Semester 2 Book Panel
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York Political Theory Workshop 2: The Right to Stand as a Candidate and the Democratic Value of Elections
Join us for the second York Political Theory Workshop of the second semester
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York Political Theory Workshop 1: Slavery in a Society of Equals
Join us for the first York Political Theory Workshop of the second semester
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White Rose Political Theory Workshop
Upcoming Semester 1 White Rose Political Theory Workshop
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York Political Theory Workshop 5
Upcoming Semester 1 Political Theory Workshop
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York Political Theory Workshop 4: Towards a Democratic Theory of Unions
Upcoming Semester 1 Political Theory Workshop
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York Political Theory Workshop 3: What We Owe to Impaired Agents
What We Owe to Impaired Agents presented by Dr Giacomo Floris (University of York)
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York Political Theory Workshop 2: Law, Time and (In)Justice after Empire
Law, Time and (In)Justice after Empire: Germany’s Objection to Colonial Reparations and the Chronopolitics of Deflection.
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York Political Theory Workshop 1: Inventive Storytelling and Human Rights
Upcoming Semester 1 Political Theory Workshop
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Methods and Challenges in Teaching Political Theory
This one day workshop aims to examine if there are discrete or relatively independent considerations in the teaching of political theory.
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York Political Theory Workshop 4: Expropriation as Reparation
Join us for the final York Political Theory Workshop of the Summer term.
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York Political Theory Workshop 3: Enoch Powell's Nationhood and Constitutional Battles over Europe, Northern Ireland, and Devolution
Join us for the third York Political Theory Workshop of the Summer term.
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Book Manuscript Workshop
Jennifer Page
Calling State to Power to Account: A Political The
Discussants:
Christopher Bennett (University of Sheffield)Derrick Darby (Rutgers University)Alasia Nuti (University of York)Zofia Stemplowska (University of Oxford) -
York Political Theory Workshop 1: Well, Actually…’ Mansplaining and its Anti-Democratic Harms
Join us for the second York Political Theory Workshop of the Summer term.
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York Political Theory Workshop 1: Face/body equality: Should we aspire to it?
Join us for the first York Political Theory Workshop of the Summer term.
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York Political Theory Workshop 3: Ecological Guilt, Political Mourning and Contestatory Citizenship
Join us for the third York Political Theory Workshop of the Spring term.
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York Political Theory Workshop 2: Conscripted Representation, Power and Oppression
Join us for the second York Political Theory Workshop of the Spring term.
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York Political Theory Workshop 1: Empowering Workers
Join us for the first York Political Theory Workshop of the Spring term.
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York Political Theory Workshop 4: Externality and Necessity in Marxist and Ecological Concepts in Political Theory
Political Theory Workshop
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York Political Theory Workshop 3: Climate Migration and Territorial Justice.
Climate Migration and Territorial Justice presented by Anna Stilz Professor of Politics and Human Values at Princeton University
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York Political Theory Workshop 2: Martin Luther King Jr. on Civic Friendship and Faithful Distrust.
Martin Luther King Jr. on Civic Friendship and Faithful Distrust.
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York Political Theory Workshop 1: When Does Attachment Count?
Political Theory Workshop
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Rethinking Civil Society’ Colloquium, 22-24 June 2021
History, Theory, Critique
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Book Manuscript Workshop
Chris Armstrong
Ocean Justice: Political Theory for a Blue Planet
Discussants:
Dimitrios Efthymiou (GU Frankfurt am Main)Petra Gümplová (Universität Erfurt)Cara Nine (University College Cork) Phil Parvin (Loughborough) -
Reflection: British Art In An Age Of Change
History, Theory, Critique
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Recognition & Respect in Early Modern Philosophy
Recognition & Respect in Early Modern Philosophy