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ProgrammeThursday, June 209:30-10:30: Keynote Address (Joseph Raz: Law Through a Normative Lense)&#160;11:00-12:30: Panel 1 &#8212; The Justification of Autonomy and Authority After Raz (Moderator: Alicia Mornington)&#8216;Why Care About Autonomy?&#8217; (Renaud-Philippe Garner, Paris I)&#8216;Raz, Authority and Political Anarchism&#8217; (Bruno Leipold, UCL)14:00-15:30: Panel 2 &#8212; Raz, Reasons and Rights (Moderator: Andrei Poama)&#8216;Pre-Emptive Political Philosophy&#8217; (Luke MacInnis, Columbia University)&#8216;Is Raz&#8217;s Conception of Human Rights Razian?&#8217; (Alain Zysset, University of Fribourg)16:00-18:00: Panel 3 &#8212; Assessing the Limits of Citizenship and Political Association (Moderator: Benjamin Boudou)&#8216;Between the Paternalism of Perfectionism and the Pessimism of Positivism: Tacit Consent and Political Obligation in a &#8220;Love It or Leave It&#8221; Voluntary Association&#8217; (Jennifer Page, Harvard University)&#8216;Should Freedom of Association Imply a Right to Discriminate in Membership&#8217; (Luise Papcke, Columbia University)Friday, June 21st10:00-12:00: Panel 4 &#8212; Political Theory in Theory, in Practice and in History (Moderators: Aur&#233;lia Bardon; &#201;lise Roum&#233;as)&#8216;The Rhetoric of Disillusionment&#8217; (Astrid Sigglow, Universit&#228;t M&#252;nchen)&#8216;Of Lemons and Lemonade: Assessing the Impact of Multiple Citizenship on Global Equality (Ana Tanasoca, University of Essex)13:30-15:00: Panel 5 &#173;&#8212; Liberalism, Between Neutrality and Recognition (Moderator: Tom Theuns)&#8216;Is State Neutrality Possible Under Capitalism? A Critique of Liberal Neutrality on Matters of the Good Life&#8217; (Sophia Chan, University of Hong Kong)&#8216;Recognition as Esteem and Its Adjudication&#8217; (Francesco Chiesa, University of Wales)15:30-17:30: Panel 6 &#8212; Non-Ideal Theory: The Contours of Wrongdoing and the Grounds for Coercion (Moderator: Denis Ramond)&#8216;Penal Torture or Penal Abolition?&#8217; (Cl&#233;o Grimaldi, Georgia State University)&#8216;What Could Ground a Right to Procreate?&#8217; (Erik Magnusson, Oxford University)&#8216;A Home for Dignity: Wrongdoing and Expressive Actions (Amneris Chaparro, University of Essex)18:00-19:00: Closing Keynote (Ruwen Ogien: Neutrality Toward Non-Controversial Conceptions of The Good Life)The registration is free of charge, but you will have to send us an e-mail confirming your attendance at&#160;sciencespotheorygrad@gmail.com. We would appreciate it if you did this by June 15.&#160;More information about the details of the conference will be available in due time at the following address:&#160;http://www.cevipof.com/fr/graduatepoliticaltheory/conference/&#160;