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We have so many great YTL events coming up this year. Save the dates! I'll share existing Eventbrite pages in a thread below. 🧵

Manden sus artículos! Tenemos especial interés en publicar artículos de estudiantes e investigadores jóvenes!

On October 25, Stephanie Collins will be presenting her paper 'Legitimate Firms' as part of the LPT Seminar Series. Join us for what promises to be a great discussion! Register here: bit.ly/4eUWzV8

This is this Friday! Join us for discussing Stephanie's attempt to extend the concept of legitimacy (and illegitimacy) to business corportations. Looking forward to it!

Join us on Nov 22nd (5pm UK) for another Legal Philosophy Trident seminar. Our guest will be Filippa Ronquist (UCL), who will present her draft paper titled "Authority and Categorical Reasons". Registration link here: forms.gle/coUxKPtxKLJsTa…

Some brief musings on the relationship between criminal law and morality, in response to an excellent chapter by Alex Sarch. 🌛

Tomorrow: LPT seminar on "Authority and Categorical Reasons" with Filippa Ronquist (UCL). More info below:

#CFP: 12th Annual Legal Philosophy Workshop (LPW). 📍Hosted Amsterdam Law School 🗓️ Submit an abstract or volunteer to comment by March 1, 2025. 🗣️Please, share widely! sites.google.com/site/legalphil…

Himani Bhakuni: The Legitimacy of Exclusively Using Soft Law: The Case of Unhealthy Diets ukconstitutionallaw.org/2025/02/10/him…

Next Friday (21/02/25 - 17:00 UK), the Legal Philosophy Trident will host Nina Varsava (Wisconsin), who will present her "Stare Decisis and Egregiously Errouneous Precedents". All are welcome to join. Register via the form below: forms.gle/tFjk9L9PaXb4ez…

Looking forward to presenting tomorrow at the Legal Philosophy Trident, one of my favorite workshop series!

Next Friday (9 May), Simon Palmer (Simon Palmer) will be presenting his paper 'Do Triggerable Reasons Explain Legal Authority?' as part of the LPT Seminar Series. Join us for what promises to be an exciting discussion! Register here: bit.ly/3YXPH4w

Simon Palmer is presenting his "Do Triggerable Reasons Explain Legal Authority?" this Friday (09/05) at the LPT Seminar Series. This promises to be excellent. Registration and more info here: forms.gle/5GmRvPW7aepjcN…

Deadline tomorrow (May 6): POST-DOC POSITION in AI Ethics / X-PHi of AI / HCI at my chair at Graz University (Austria). The position is for 3.5 years. Link in comments.

Next Tuesday evening, I’ll be giving an online talk at Aequitas - Federal University of Rio Grande. Thanks to bárbara for organising this. Registration and paper below:

This Thursday (3 July), Jed Lewinsohn (Pitt) will be presenting his draft paper 'The Artificial Character of Preempetive Obligation' as part of the LPT Seminar Series. Join us for what promises to be an exciting discussion! Register here: bit.ly/448hFJW

Yale Philosophy offers a course on “Formal Philosophical Methods” — a broad introduction to probability, logic, formal semantics, etc. Instructor Calum McNamara has now made all materials for the course (78 pages) freely available static1.squarespace.com/static/6255ffe…

We kindly invite you to the Max Planck-Surrey Legal Theory Workshop 📅 17+18 July 2025 📍 Max Planck Institute, Freiburg Hosts: MPI-CSL, Freiburg & SurreyLaw&Philosophy School of Law, University of Surrey. Contact: [email protected]. We are looking forward to meeting you in Freiburg! #law

We’re delighted to share that Dr Leah Trueblood (DPhil, Oxon) has officially joined Surrey Law School and is now a member of the Surrey Centre for Law and Philosophy! More info on LinkedIn, which is now our main news channel along with our mailing list. linkedin.com/posts/surrey-c…

REMINDER: 2025 #JurisNorth Roundtables and Annual Lecture: Who Knows the Law? Led by: Luís Duarte d’Almeida (NOVA School of Law, Lisbon; University of Edinburgh) Details: drjorge.world/2025/06/04/202… #jurisprudence #legaltheory #legalphilosophy #JNRoundtables #JNAnnualLecture