• Five teaching days
• Nine 75-minute teaching sessions
• Delegate presentations
• Fora for additional questions and answers 

You'll be expected to deliver a presentation on a topic pertaining to the theme of the Summer School, providing a unique opportunity to discuss your work and gain feedback from established scholars.

The paper title and a 500-word abstract must be submitted as part of the application. 

Issues to be considered include:

• climate change, environment and sustainability
• artificial intelligence and its moral implications
• disinformation, misinformation and malinformation
• conspiracy theories and the problem of transparency
• war and peace in modern politics
• migration, displacement and cosmopolitanism
• economic justice
• equality, diversity and inclusion
• territorial justice, including in outer space exploration
• democratisation
• education and progress

The Summer School is open to Masters and Doctoral students, as well as early postdoctoral researchers, working in the field of moral, legal and political theory/philosophy.

The Summer School will be delivered in English; you're expected to have a good command of written and spoken English.

The Summer School participation fee is £75 and includes tuition and supporting materials.

Limited funding may be available. Contact us if you are likely to require support with your participation fee.

The deadline for submissions has now passed.

• Luigi Caranti University of Catania
• Christoph Horn Bonn University
• Dilek Huseyinzadegan Emory University
• Robert Hanna Philosophy Without Borders
• Larry Krasnoff College of Charleston
• Nuria Sánchez Madrid Complutense University of Madrid
• Helga Varden University of Illinois

and

• Sorin Baiasu Keele University
• Jakub Szczepański Jagiellonian University

• Jakub Szczepański Jagiellonian University Krakow
• Sorin Baiasu Keele University