CONF: climate change & global justice July 8-11, 2008
Clark, Stephen
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From: climate-philo...@mailman.acomp.usf.edu on behalf of Schonfeld, Martin
Sent: Sat 07/06/2008 00:17
Paula Casal (U Reading/U Barcelona) sent me this conference announcement.
CLIMATE CHANGE AND GLOBAL JUSTICE
July 8-11, Havana, Cuba
A conference organized by the Antonio Núñez Jiménez Foundation, the University of Havana, the University of Reading, and the Cuban Ministry of Science, Technology, and Environment.
List of confirmed foreign participants (Cuban participants not included in the list sent to me):
Argentina
1-Antonio Brailovsky, Professor, Universidad Nacional
2. Roberto Gargarella, Professor Political Philosophy, U. Buenos Aires.
3-Eliana Spadoni, Executive Director of Democratic Change
Brazil
4-Héctor Alimonda, Coordinator GT Ecología Política de CLACSO
5-José Augusto Padua, Brasil Sustentable -Cono Sur Sustentable
Colombia
6-Rafael Colmenares, Executive Director ECOFONDO
7-Germán Palacios, Professor of Enviromental Economics, Universidad Nacional
8-Gustavo Wilches, International Enviromental Consulting, expert in natural disasters
Costa Rica
9-Javier Bogantes, President of Tribunal Latinoamericano del AGUA
10-Jose Maria Villalta, Lawyer, Parlament Advisor, Grupo Verde
Chile
11-Manuel Baquedano, President of Chile's Instituto de Ecologia Politica
12-Antonio Elizalde, VC of Universidad Bolivariana de Chile
Ecuador
13-Maria Fernanda Espinosa, Former director of IUCN-Andean countries
El Salvador
14-Angel Ibarra, President of Unión Ecológica Salvadoreña
15-Celia Medrano, Federación Luterana Mundial Programa Centroamérica
Spain TBC
16-Manuel Gonzalez de Molina, Professor of Enviromental History, Granada
17-Joan Martínez Alier, Professor of Economics, Universidad Autónoma Barcelona
Guatemala
18- Virgilio Reyes
Haití
19-William Kenel Pierre Gerard Pierre Charles Foundation
México
20-Enrique Leff, Environmental Education Network- Latin America and Caribean
21-Víctor Toledo, Professor at UNAM
Nicaragua
22-Tania Osejo, Programa de Incidencia, Humboldt Center.
Panamá
23-Guillermo Castro, Ciudad del Saber
Republica Dominicana
24-TBC
25-TBC
Sweden
26- Gustav Arrhenius, Reader in Ethics, Stockholm, currently CNRS, Paris.
27- Hans Roth, Reader in Ethics, Stockholm University.#*
UK
28-James Cristensen, Political Philosopher, LSE#*
29- Paula Casal, Reader in Moral and Political Philosophy, Reading
30- Miriam Ronzoni, Political Philosopher, UCL
31-Christian Schemel, Political Philosopher, St. Annes, Oxford#
32- Andrew Williams, Professor of Philosophy, Warwick University#
US
33- David Alvarez, Political Philosopher, Yale and Vigo
34-Tom Christiano, Professor of Political Philosophy, Arizona State University#
35-Thomas Pogge, Professor of Political Philosophy, Columbia, soon Yale#
36-John Roemer, Professor of Economics, Yale#
37-Richard Miller, Professor Political Philosophy, Cornell #
Venezuela
38-Mercedes Diez Professor of Environmental Law, Universidad Central, Ministry of Environment Advisor .
39-Antonio Delisio Director of Center for Enviromental Studies, UCV.
For questions, please contact Professor Paula Casal (Dept of Politics, Univ Reading/2009 U Barcelona) at e.p....@reading.ac.uk or Professor Armando Fernández Soriano at ip...@cubarte.cult.cu.
Dankeschön!
Martin
Martin Schönfeld, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy
The University of South Florida
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