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Political Theory In/ And/ As Political Science

2025 Junior Scholars Workshop

Research Group on Constitutional Studies of the Lin Centre, Âé¶¹Éç

PTPS is an ongoing collaboration among partners at Duke, Âé¶¹Éç, New York University, and Stanford

The 2025 workshop is supported in part by a Connection Grant from the Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada, # 611-2024-0780

Friday, April 25, 2025
Time Presenter Presentation
3-3:10Ìý±è³¾ Ìý Introduction
3:10-4:15Ìýpm Ìý Session 1
Ìý Justin Pottle
Discussant: Melissa Schwartzberg Chair: Arash Abizadeh
“Party Competition, Partisan Bias, and Epistemic Inequalityâ€
4:20-5:25Ìýpm Ìý Session 2
Ìý Sam Bagg & Maxime Lepoutre
Discussant: Alison McQueen Chair: Jacob Levy
“Mobilizing Political Identity.â€
5:35-6:30Ìýpm Ìý Keynote lecture
Ìý Bernardo Zacka “Embracing the non-place: On the architectural effacement of the American welfare stateâ€
Saturday April 26, 2025
Time Presenter Presentation
9:30-10:35Ìýam Ìý Session 3
Ìý Daniel Sherwin & Daniel Ferris
Discussant: : Jack Knight Chair: Alison McQueen
“Decolonizing Democratic Theory: A Democratic Case for Unelected Indigenous Governmentsâ€
10:55Ìýam-12:00Ìýpm Valerie Soon Session 4
Ìý Discussant: Bernardo ZackaÌýChair: Melissa Schwartzberg “Social Control By The City.â€
1:15-2:20Ìýpm Ìý Session 5
Ìý Jacob Abolafia
Discussant: Jacob Levy Chair: Bernardo Zacka
“Criminal Accountability for Politicians Between Normative Theory and Empirical Researchâ€
2:25-3:30Ìýpm Ìý Session 6
Ìý Alexandra Oprea and Daniel Stephens
Discussant: Arash Abizadeh Chair: Jack Knight
“The Risks of Being A Voterâ€

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