The ECPR Standing Group on Kantian Political Thought is delighted to announce that its application for a section on “Kantian Philosophy in the Age of Technology” (co-chaired by Christoph Hanisch and myself), as part of the ECPR General Conference (Jagiellonian University, Krakow, 8-11 September 2026) has been successful, and 8 panels have been allocated to the Section.
As a result, paper and panel proposals for the section “Kantian Philosophy in the Age of Technology” are now being invited. Paper proposals may be submitted individually or together with other 2-4 papers, as part of a panel proposal, on a theme related to that of the section.
The following are suggested panel topics, but this is an open list:
1. Kant, artificial intelligence, and political agency;
2. The Moral Law and developments in robotics;
3. Health, autonomy and privacy in the age of technology;
4. Kantian approaches to climate change and environmental disasters;
5. Cosmopolitanism, space exploration and colonisation;
6. Kantian ethics and policy in a time of information disorder;
7. Kant, just war theory and hybrid wars;
8. The social contract in the digital age.
If you are interested, please submit your proposal by 5 January 2025 (midnight, UK time), as follows:
To submit a proposal, you will need a MyECPR account, which can be quickly obtained here: https://ecpr.eu/MyEcpr/Account/Create.
Once you have joined the ECPR, why not join also the Kantian Standing Group? To join is free and easy: once logged-in, from the MyECPR menu, select My Groups (https://ecpr.eu/MyECPR/MyProfile?myProfileTabs=MyGroups), find the Kantian Political Standing Group and click Join. In case you have any questions, please contact us at: kant...@gmail.com
All welcome!
Best wishes,
Sorin
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Sorin Baiasu (He/Him/His) BSc, BA (Hons), MA(Econ), PhD, FHEA
Professor of Philosophy
Director of the Liverpool-Oxford-St Andrews Kantian (LOSAK) Research Centre
Philosophy Department
University of Liverpool
Distinguished Research Fellow
Uehiro Oxford Institute, Oxford University
Chair of the Kantian Standing Group’s Steering Committee
European Consortium for Political Research
PI: Kantian Justice: A Desert-sensitive Responsibility-enhancing Theory
ERC-selected and UKRI-funded Advanced Grant
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