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Political Theory In/ And/ As Political Science

2021 Junior Scholars Workshop

Held virtually as part of the RGCS conference on "Constitutionalism and the Free Society."

May 1, 2021
Time Presenter Presentation
11Ìý²¹³¾Ìý·¡²¹²õ³Ù±ð°ù²Ô Alice Baderin, Reading; Lucy Barnes, UCL; and Lindsey Richards, Oxford
Discussant: Josiah Ober, Stanford
“Inequality: From Distribution to Relationshipsâ€
Glory Liu, Harvard
Discussant: Melissa Schwartzberg, NYU
“What’s the Matter with Inequality? Evidence from Surveysâ€
2Ìý±è³¾ Alexandru Marcoci, UNC Chapel Hill; and Alexandra Oprea, ANU
Discussant: Alison McQueen, Stanford
“Free Speech, Liberal Character, and the Educational Mission of the Universityâ€
4Ìý±è³¾ Tamar Malloy, University of Colorado, Boulder
Discussant: Rob Reich, Stanford
“Reading, Writing, Respectability: The Disproportionate Application and Effects of Respectability Requirements in U.S. Schoolsâ€
Agnes Tam, Concordia
Discussant: Jack Knight, Duke
“Do Liberals Have to Fear Identity-Expressive Populism?â€
Maxime Lepoutre, Reading
Discussant: Jacob T. Levy, Âé¶¹Éç
“Political Understandingâ€

This conference is supported by the John Templeton Foundation.

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