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Julia Goodfellow, University of Kent 8 March 2016 Abstract: Universities are among the world’s most enduring institutions. Longevity has been associated with both enduring values, in the provision of education and the enlargement of knowledge, and sometimes radical changes in… Continue Reading →
4th Nov 2009, Ted Honderich, Humanity, Terrorism, Terrorist War: A Philosophical Perspective Analytic philosophy, a concentration on ordinary logic, has a part to play in the division of labour on large questions of right and wrong. Should it take help… Continue Reading →
Wednesday 16 – Friday 18 September 2009 The publication from the conference The Politics of Space and Place (2012) is available free online. Summary of the conference Building on the success of CAPPE’s previous annual conferences, this year’s was bigger… Continue Reading →
12th Nov 2008 | Brighton Photo Biennial Do we need to see what war does to people? Ought we have to see it? When does shock give way to lazy acceptance? How do photographers decide what we see and manipulate… Continue Reading →
Monday 8th – Wednesday 10th September 2008 It is widely assumed that it is simply self-evident that democracy is the best system of government that anyone has yet devised: admittedly imperfect, but better than anything else. But why? What exactly… Continue Reading →
12-14 September 2007 Where once it was the ‘Cold War’ whose ideological demands and material determinations shaped the structures, priorities and directions of all our lives, today it is the ‘War on Terrorism’. ‘The End of History,’ the death of… Continue Reading →
12 May 2007 | Public lecture As part of the Brighton Fringe Festival, Bob Brecher and Mark Devenney, both from University of Brighton, discussed the claim that torture is justified in response to the threat of terrorist atrocities. Two presentations… Continue Reading →
21st Sep 2006 – 22nd Sep 2006 CAPPE’s inaugural, international, interdiscipinary conference addressed the politics of medicine, of health and of bodies in relation to contemporary political systems. It was concerned in particular with: the ethical and political consequences of… Continue Reading →
