Our next conference, Structural Injustice, will be on September 27, 2024. It will be a hybrid event: an in-person conference hosted by University of Chicago's Pozen Center for Human Rights and Law School together with a Zoom meeting. Please register here, indicating whether you will be in person or on Zoom.

The in-person conference will occur at University of Chicago Law School, Room V, 1111 East 60th Street, Chicago.

Zoom meeting, 12:00-6:45 CT, https://uchicago.zoom.us/j/91558958361?pwd=aFUr5w85DE1bS36MnVrP6PntAUaIGT.1

Program

Editor Chiara Cordelli has invited the following excellent group of speakers:

Panel I (Law): 12:00-1:30 CDT

·         Principal paper: Sophia Moreau (NYU), “A Systemic Approach to Structural Injustices”

·         Political Science commentator: Catherine Lu (McGill University)

·         Philosophy commentator: Rafeeq Hasan (Amherst College)

Break: 1:30-2:00

Panel II (Political Science): 2:00-3:30 CDT

·         Principal paper: Inés Valdez (Johns Hopkins), “Capitalism, Development, and the Politics of Structural Injustice”

·         Philosophy commentator: Carol Gould (Hunter College & CUNY Graduate Center)

·         Law commentator: Sabeel Rahman (Cornell University)

Break: 3:30-4:00

Panel III (Philosophy): 4:00-5:30 CDT

·         Principal paper: Sally Haslanger (MIT), “Social Structures as a Site for Injustice: Why Social Theory Matters”

·         Law commentator: Virginia Mantouvalou (University College London) 

·         Political Science commentator: Alasia Nuti (University of York)

Panel IV (Guest Student Scholar): 5:30-6:15 CDT

·         Sonny Kim (Ph.D. candidate, Department of Politics, Princeton University/Nuffield College, University of Oxford), “Two Kinds of Structural Injustice: Disentangling Unfreedom and Inequality”

NOMOS Business Meeting, 6:15-6:45 CDT

All members of the NOMOS who attend the conference, whether in person or by Zoom, are encouraged to attend the annual business meeting, 6:15-6:45. The agenda will be distributed to all members by email shortly before the conference. 

Become a Member of NOMOS

If you are not already a member of NOMOS, we encourage you to join. All who become a member by October 1 will receive NOMOS LXVI: Civic Education in Polarized Times and, in 2025, NOMOS LXVII: Policing (the volumes growing out of our recent conferences). Only $50 per year for regular members and a mere $20 for graduate students and emeritus/a members. If you have trouble with the website, contact Micah Schwartzman at schwartzman@virginia.edu.

Sincerely,            

David Estlund, President

Micah Schwartzman, Secretary-Treasurer, and Jennie Ikuta, Communications Director

Chiara Cordelli, Editor