On September 18-19, 2023 the group in practical philosophy at TU Dresden will organize an international conference on Structural Domination.

To attend the conference, please register via Email at:

The keynotes by Philip Pettit and Rainer Forst will be public and don't require registration. More information on the public keynotes  

TU Dresden // Holzsaal (Zellescher Weg 24) and Cube CCC (Einsteinstraße 12).

Click here for a detailed map of the locations.

Programme: Find a detailed programme here

18 September 2023

• 13:30 Arrival and Registration
• 14:00 Welcome Prof. Dr. Tamara Jugov (TU Dresden)
• 14:15 Keynote Prof. Dr. Dorothea Gädeke (Utrecht University)
• 15:30 Break
• 16:00 Panels
• Panel 1
  • Prof. Dr. Amandine Catala (University of Quebec at Montreal): Epistemic Injustice as Epistemic Domination: A Structural Explanation of Epistemic Agency
  • Sarah-Lea Effert (Universität Duisburg Essen): Structural Domination, Critique, and Civic Virtue
  • Lucas Rijana (Universidad de Buenos Aires): Status and Domination in Neorepublican Theory
• Panel 2
  • Dr. Naveh Frumer (Tel Aviv University): The Cycle of Dependency and Precarity: Towards a Marxist Theory of Structural Domination
  • Heiner Koch (Universität Duisburg Essen): Non-Republican Structural Domination 
  • Stefano Merlo (University College London): The Eyeball-Test, Collective Capacity and Beliefs Formation in Republican Freedom
• 17:30 Break
• 18:00 Keynote Prof. Dr. Philip Pettit (Princeton/ANU): Agential and Structural Domination

19 September 2023

• 9:00 Arrival
• 9:30 Keynote Prof. Dr. Laura Valentini/Prof. Dr. Christian List (LMU): Structural Dependence
• 10:45 Break
• 11:15 Panels
• Panel 1
  • Francesca Cesarano (Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele): A Defense of Patriarchal Bargains
  • Dr. Daniel James (TU Dresden): White Supremacy as a Racialised Structure of Domination
  • Dr. Antoine Louette (Centre for Social Critique, HU Berlin): “Not Victims”: Sexual Harassment and Resistance after #MeToo
  • Dr. Christian Schemmel (MANCEPT): Social Class, Habitus and Domination
• Panel 2
  • Luca Hemmerich (TU Darmstadt): Intergenerational Power and Domination
  • Alberto Manuel Hers Martínez (LUISS Guido Carli): Technocratic discourse as cognitive interference in European member-states 
  • Miikka Jaarte (Stanford): Capital Flight and Impersonal Domination 
  • Jingyu Lin (Universität Jena): The Power of the initiative and structural domination of capitalism
• 13:15 Lunch Break
• 14:45 Panels
• Panel 1
  • Hannah McHugh (University College London): Markets, Practices, and Domination
  • Marianna Capasso (Erasmus University Rotterdam): Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work. On the Emergence of Vulnerability Classes 
  • Elena Icardi (University of Milan): Structural economic domination: workplace democracy or democracy tout court?
• Panel 2
  • Melanie Erspamer (LSE): Accountability for structural domination
  • Peter Kerenyi (LSE): Can Structures Dominate? A Reply to Four Objections
  • William Valliere (University of Guelph): What Sort of Things Dominate, Structurally? The Case for (but Really Against) Structural Hierarchies
• 16:15 Break
• 16:45 Keynote Prof. Dr. Rainer Forst (Goethe Universität): The Noumenal-Structural Power of Trust. A Critique of Ideologies of the Invisible

[Unfortunately, Keynote by Prof. Dr. Lea Ypi had to be cancelled]

International Call for Papers hier.

Travel:

Here you can find useful information on how to reach Dresden by train, plane, or car: https://www.dresden-convention.com/en/dresden/destination-dresden/getting-to-dresden

The main train station of Dresden is 20 minutes by foot, or roughly 15 minutes by public transport from the TU Dresden, where the conference will take place.