Mcmaster Conference for Legal Theory

Por Jorge Luis Fabra Zamora (jorgefabraz@gmail.com)

Me dijeron que el otro programa que postee no se veía bien. Espero que este si.

McMaster Graduate Conference for Legal Theory 2012:           Schedule of Presentations

Tuesday May 15, 2012

	University Hall 101	University Hall 102
3:30-4:30	Registration (Wilson Library)
4:45-6:15	Keynote: Jules Coleman
6:30-8:30	Reception (The Phoenix)

Wednesday May 16, 2012

	University Hall 101	University Hall 102
8:00-9:00	Coffee/Tea (Wilson Library)
9:00-10:00	Ira Lindsay (Michigan) – Assurance and Expectation Damages	Adryan Toth (Saskatchewan) – Law in 3-Dimensions
10:15-11:15	Hillary Nye (NYU) – Raz and the Rule of (Authoritative) Law	Sagi Peari (Toronto) – Neo-Kantian Foundation of Choice-of-Law
11:30-12:30	Gustavo Ribeiro (Harvard) – No Need to Toss a Coin	Mark Schranz (Toronto) – Third-Party Beneficiaries, Directed-Duty Bearers, and the Interest Theory of Rights
12:30-1:30	Lunch (Wilson Library)
1:30-2:30	Chong Un Choe (Georgetown) – The Right to Due Process	Alex Sarch (Michigan) – A Critique of Darwall’s Accountability Defense of Civil Recourse Theory
2:45-3:45	James Hurley (Oxford) – A Critique of Finnis’ ‘New Natural Law’	Sylvia Rich (Oxford) – The Role of Moral Culpability in Sentencing Corporate Offenders
4:00-5:00	Triantafyllos Gkouvas (Antwerp) - Building Legality	Nick Sage (Toronto) - Freedom, Justice, and Action

Thursday May 17, 2012

	University Hall 101	University Hall 102
8:30-9:00	Coffee/Tea (Wilson Library)
9:00-10:00	Matt Grellette (McMaster) – How Modern Positivism Fails to Represent the Social Reality of Law	Carole St. Louis (Ottawa) – The Influence of ‘solidariste’ Thought
10:00-11:00	Doug Weck (Pennsylvania) – Moral Task Accounts of Democratic Authority	Ariel Zylberman (Toronto) – The Very Thought of (Wronging) You
11:15-12:15	Heather Kuiper (McMaster) – Section 15	Grant Hoole (Ottawa) – Public Inquiries and the Rule of Law
12:30-2:00	Keynote: Mark Murphy