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An Action-Guiding Functionalist Theory of Territorial Rights of States

An Action-Guiding Functionalist Theory of Territorial Rights of States

SciDem Research Seminar by Zsolt Kapelner (IFIKK, UiO). 

“Water as Mediator:  Plural Ontologies of Land and Pragmatism in Territorial Rights”

Talk by Isabella Bartoli, Social Externalism and the Implementation Challenge: Revising Socially Significant Social Kind Terms

Seminar with professor Anna Alexandrova 

Talk by Hugo Mota, The Social Epistemology of International Mediation

Kant’s legal and political philosophy has recently attracted much interest, but many questions remain about its significance for democracy. This conference explores the nature and justification for Kantian democracy. It is the third annual conference of the project KanDem - The Kantian Foundations of Democracy.

The Logic of Attention. Gaia Belardinelli (Stanford), Thomas Bolander (Copenhagen) and Sebastian Watzl (UiO) present to the GoodAttention Group

This workshop is part of the C-FORS AdG project funded by the ERC. 

"The EAT-Lancet Planetary diet, and the governance of the global food system"

In a country where political expression leads to jail, freedom of speech is absent. True freedom needs more than lack of government interference. What else is needed for speech to be truly free?

Lauren N. Ross gives the first talk at the CPS Lunch Forum in the fall semester. The talk is co-organized by Centre for Philosophy and the Sciences and the AssemblingLife project.

SciDem Research seminar by Nick Hughes (UiO): "How 'Ought' Implies 'Can' in Epistemology". 

Join us for a mini-workshop with Rachel Ankeny and Robert Northcott on reasoning and explanation in biological and medical cases. How can we reason about causes and explanations when we have unique or very local cases/circumstances? How can we use cases as evidence?

We celebrate the publication of the collected volume Artificial Intelligence in Greek and Roman Epic, edited by Andriana Domouzi and Silvio Bär.

Richard Samuels (Ohio State University) and Eric Snyder (U. Oslo)

Public lecture by Herman Cappelen, University of Hong Kong. All are welcome! 

Ethical, political, social and epistemic dimensions

An interdisciplinary PhD course on structural racism with contributors from UiO, USN, NTNU, and HL-Senteret.

Philosophy of Self-Assembly and Self-Organisation in Living Systems 

Advanced course in Research Ethics: Scholars in the humanities are expected to contribute knowledge to the society. Their work and insights often call for or aims at social change. This course critically examines research for social change and debates about scholar activism.