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1. How Should Republicans Conceive of Transnational Solidarity?

   none This lecture is part of the Contemporary European Democratic Theory Lecture series. Attempts to adapt the concept of solidarity to globalised circumstances has mainly developed in two directions. The first has followed the footsteps of the literature ...

2. The Democratic Boundary Problem – A Function-Sensitive View

   none In response to the democratic boundary problem, two principles have been seen as competitors: the all-affected interests principle and the all-subjected principle. This article claims that these principles are in fact compatible, being justified vis- ...

3. PPE & Philosophy Open House

   none What makes a society just? Does God exist? Who am I? Should citizenship be for sale? What is the value of nature? Philosophy and PPE students and professors don’t have all the answers – but several other big questions. Meet them and find out about th ...

4. Professor Odonkor’s New Book Examines Advertising Aimed at Children

   none On Saturday, October 9, 2021, Professor Evelyn Odonkor of the Department of Economics and Management launched her new book, Un regard sur les messages publicitaires destinés aux enfants: Les cas des États-Unis, de la France et du Ghana, at Parisian b ...

5. Should the people control public spending? A normative assessment of balanced budget constitutional amendments

   none Should the people control public spending? A normative assessment of balanced budget constitutional amendments During the XX century, many western countries introduced balanced budget constitutional amendments (BBCA), i.e. they reformed their constit ...

6. The Privatized State

   none The Center for Critical Democracy Studies invites Chiara Cordelli for a talk entitled "The Privatized State." Prof. Cordelli will be discussing a chapter of her recent book with the same title,  The Privatized State. About the Book Many gov ...

7. New technologies of warfare – the challenges raised by Autonomous Weapons Systems and Cyberwarfare

   none Of the main challenges with autonomous weapon systems lies in the difficulty of anticipating their effects. From a humanitarian perspective, they risk harming civilians, and they increase the risk of conflict escalation. From a legal perspective, the ...

8. Demos21: Eva Erman on the Democratic Boundary Problem

   none Image https://www.aup.edu/sites/default/files/images/widget-assets/image/D21_European_Democratic_Theory%20%281%29.jpeg 0 On Wednesday, October 20, 2021, AUP's Center for Critical Democracy Studies (CCDS) continued its Contemporary European Democ ...

9. Figuring Memory: Rebecca Hale on Holocaust Education Programs

   none On Tuesday, October 19, 2021, the George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention hosted the first in its new series of monthly seminars, titled “Figuring Memory.” The online event was organized in co ...

10. Technology, Activism and the Social Good with Speaker Jessica Feldman (AUP)

    none The American University of Paris invites you to a talk with Jessica Feldman entitled "Technology, Activism and the Social Good". This talk is part of the Presidential Lecture Series "Technology and the Human Future" organized by t ...

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