Strive to live in accordance with truly humanist principles of justice.
Toward a Humanist Justice:
A Conference Honoring and Examining the Work of Susan Moller Okin.
Thursday, Feb. 3
Welcome: 1:45pm
Session 1: 2pm
Elizabeth Wingrove, Michigan
Of Women and Linchpins:
Okin’s Contributions to Political Thought
Comments: Carole Pateman, UCLA
Session 2: 3:45pm
Joshua Cohen, MIT
Demolition: Susan Okin on Feminist
Method
Comments: Corey Brettschneider, Brown
Friday, Feb. 4
Session 3: 9am
Chandran Kukathas, Utah
The Dilemma of a Dutiful Daughter: Love and Freedom in the Thought of Kartini
Comments: Eamonn Callan, Stanford
Session 4: 10:45am
John Tomasi, Brown
Another Feminism: Some Other Women in Western Political Thought Comments: Russell Hardin, NYU
Session 5: 2pm
Robert Keohane, Princeton
Reinventing Globalization to Reduce
Gender Inequality
Comments: Judith Goldstein, Stanford
Session 6: 3:45pm
Iris Marion Young, Chicago
The Gendered Cycle of Vulnerability in the Less Developed World Comments: Brooke Ackerly, Vanderbilt
Saturday, Feb. 5
Session 7: 9am
Nancy Rosenblum, Harvard
Okin’s Liberal Feminism as a Radical
Political Theory
Comments: Rob Reich, Stanford
Session 8: 10:45am
David Miller, Oxford
Equality of Opportunity and the Family
Comments: Debra Satz, Stanford
Session 9: 2pm
Ayelet Shachar, Toronto
Gender and Religion:
Tearing the Veil of False Dichotomies
Comments: Catharine A. MacKinnon,
Michigan Law School
Session 10: 3:45pm
Molly Shanley, Vassar
Imagining Okin’s Genderless Society
Comments: Sally Haslanger, MIT
To register for all or part of the conference please visit: www.ethicsinsociety.stanford.edu
Location for all sessions:
Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center
326 Galvez Street
Stanford, CA 94305-6105
