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Our 3rd Annual Conference begins tomorrow, hosted by the brilliant Heidi Hurd and the Law & Philosophy program at Illinois College of Law. Stay tuned for live updates! 📢

Day 1️⃣ will focus on Emilia Mickiewicz , Anna Peters and Kara Woodbury-Smith’s papers. 💡From a fresh take on Wittgenstein on interpretation, the conundrum of overinclusive criminalisation, to the question of when coercion is justified, we will have plenty to discuss!

On day 2️⃣ we will turn to- 🏛️ Pía Macarena Chible Villadangos’s insightful paper on how the proper way to understand State Administration’s as agents is as *collective agents*, and 💒 Danielle Levitan’s paper on moral obligations owed by previously involved partners to each other post separation!

Our morning is off to a good start! We just finished discussing Emilia Mickiewicz’s “Formalism, Skepticism and Wittgenstein”, with comments by Barbara Levenbook.

The second session focused on Anna Peter’s “Duties to Criminalize Overinclusively” (Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group)

Cambridge Legal Theory Discussion Group And the final session of the first day, was on Kara Woodbury-Smith’s “Why Coerce?”

Just Theory x The Collective A collaboration to promote work by women in legal philosophy. Stay tuned! 💓🫰

The fourth session of this year’s conference focused on Pía Macarena Chible Villadangos’s “The State’s Administration as a Collective Agent”.

Our 2025 meeting was a success! A special thanks to Heidi Hurd and Michael Moore for hosting us at Allerton Park &RC, Illinois College of Law

Stay tuned for the special episode of Just Theory The Collective: Women in Legal Philosophy

Had such a wonderful time in the The Collective: Women in Legal Philosophy's conference this year! Very grateful to have received feedback from such a wonderful group of scholars. Special thanks to the organisers and to Amber Polk, my brilliant commentator. Can't wait for next year's conference!