Further information: http://pip2009.wordpress.com/ The conference will employ the informal format familiar from the London PiP conferences with consecutive papers and ample room for discussion. We are looking for papers in the broad field of political and social philosophy discussing various philosophical or normative aspects of public policy issues, and will consider any topic or approach that fits these broad parameters. Please note that we are restricted in terms of how many papers we can schedule, and that priority will be given to papers that genuinely merge theory and practice. To submit a paper simply email a brief abstract (300 words max.) to jurgen.dewispelaere@tcd.ie by Monday 2nd March. The conference is free and everyone is welcome to attend, but you have to register as numbers are limited. The conference is jointly hosted by the Department of Philosophy (Trinity College Dublin), the School of Politics and International Relations (University College Dublin) and the Department of Philosophy, (University College London). We look forward to meeting you all in June Jurgen De Wispelaere, Iseult Honohan and Jo Wolff ---------------------------------------- Jurgen De Wispelaere Editor Basic Income Studies Department of Philosophy School of Social Sciences and Philosophy Trinity College Dublin College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland Tel.: +353 1 896 3136 URL: http://works.bepress.com/dewispelaere ---------------------------------------- ALSP: www.alsp.org.uk BIEN: www.basicincome.org BIS: www.bepress.com/bis
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