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Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace
Graduate Reading Retreat
Cala Galdana, Menorca
19 - 20 September, 2014
The Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace invites submissions for its first Graduate Reading Retreat. Up to six places are available on a competitive basis for current or recent graduate students doing
philosophical research in the field of the ethics of war and peace. Those students whose papers are accepted will have their meals and accommodation covered, and receive a contribution towards travel (up to 3000 SEK (approx. £300) for those from within Europe, up to 7000 SEK (approx. 1000 USD) for those outside Europe). The Reading Retreat will be held at the Sol Gavilanes hotel in Cala Galdana, Menorca.
Each student will have a two hour session (including a 30 minute presentation) on their submitted paper. All papers will be pre-circulated and each student will be allocated a respondent from the invited faculty, who will provide both written comments and a short response during the session. The invited faculty this year are:
Invited Faculty:
David Rodin (ELAC, Oxford)
David R. Mapel (Political Science, UC Boulder)
Laura Valentini (Political Science, UCL)
Helen Frowe (Philosophy, Stockholm)
Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (Politics, Aarhus)
Massimo Renzo (Philosophy, Warwick)
Those wishing to submit a paper should email it to helen.frowe@philosophy.su.se no later than 1st February 2014. Papers should be no longer than 10,000 words, excluding references, and should be suitable for blind-refereeing. Please include your name, email address and affiliation in the submitting email, along with a one page CV. You should also attach a letter from your supervisor or head of department confirming that as of the 1st of February 2014 you are registered as a graduate student or within six months of your viva, and confirming your year of study. Please do not include letters of reference or other supporting materials.
All enquiries should be sent to helen.frowe@philosophy.su.se.
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Dr. Helen Frowe
Director, Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace
Wallenberg Academy Research Fellow, Department of Philosophy, Stockholm
Department of Philosophy
Stockholm University
SE - 10691 Stockholm, Sweden
helen.frowe@philoosphy.su.se
Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace
Graduate Reading Retreat
Cala Galdana, Menorca
19 - 20 September, 2014
The Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace invites submissions for its first Graduate Reading Retreat. Up to six places are available on a competitive basis for current or recent graduate students doing
philosophical research in the field of the ethics of war and peace. Those students whose papers are accepted will have their meals and accommodation covered, and receive a contribution towards travel (up to 3000 SEK (approx. £300) for those from within Europe, up to 7000 SEK (approx. 1000 USD) for those outside Europe). The Reading Retreat will be held at the Sol Gavilanes hotel in Cala Galdana, Menorca.
Each student will have a two hour session (including a 30 minute presentation) on their submitted paper. All papers will be pre-circulated and each student will be allocated a respondent from the invited faculty, who will provide both written comments and a short response during the session. The invited faculty this year are:
Invited Faculty:
David Rodin (ELAC, Oxford)
David R. Mapel (Political Science, UC Boulder)
Laura Valentini (Political Science, UCL)
Helen Frowe (Philosophy, Stockholm)
Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen (Politics, Aarhus)
Massimo Renzo (Philosophy, Warwick)
Those wishing to submit a paper should email it to helen.frowe@philosophy.su.se no later than 1st February 2014. Papers should be no longer than 10,000 words, excluding references, and should be suitable for blind-refereeing. Please include your name, email address and affiliation in the submitting email, along with a one page CV. You should also attach a letter from your supervisor or head of department confirming that as of the 1st of February 2014 you are registered as a graduate student or within six months of your viva, and confirming your year of study. Please do not include letters of reference or other supporting materials.
All enquiries should be sent to helen.frowe@philosophy.su.se.
--
Dr. Helen Frowe
Director, Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace
Wallenberg Academy Research Fellow, Department of Philosophy, Stockholm
Department of Philosophy
Stockholm University
SE - 10691 Stockholm, Sweden
helen.frowe@philoosphy.su.se
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