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| Activities agenda < 08-09-2010 |
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19-11-2009
(09 : 00)
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20-11-2009 |
Labour & Global Justice Conference
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Symposium |
The domain of Global Justice has substantially grown over the past twenty years, with important contributions from various fields such as political philosophy and International Relations. Practical issues such as poverty reduction and migration have received significant attention.
Labour issues however, although connected to poverty reduction and migration, have been underrepresented as explicit issues tackled within global justice debates.
This conference aims at drawing attention to labour issues emerging as explicit justice issues within the context of globalization.
Papers on :
labour and trafficking, migrant worker experiences,
health care migration, policy debates, citizenship
Keynotes:
M. Ronald Commers (Ghent University)
Christien van den Anker (UWE Bristol)
Jeroen Beirnaert (ITUC)
Patrick Taran (ILO)
Marie-Anne Paraskevas (European Commission)
Jószef Böröcz (Rutgers University)
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| Place : Gent, conferentiecentrum Zebrastraat |
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02-03-2009
(16 : 00) |
Untangling Sexual Consent: Some Remarks
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Lecture |
Paul Reynolds
Edge Hill University
free lecture - open admission
This lecture will seek to untangle some of the ethical problems and issues around sexual
consent. Drawing first from the sexual consent literature it will seek to outline the key
ideas and questions. Then it will turn to two other fields in which consent is
significant, research ethics and bio-ethics, to see if their handling of consent offers
any additional insight before exploring some key conceptual issues: Dissembling the
Private/Public Divide, Reconceiving the Romance/Reason Dichotomy, Rethinking Bodily
Integrity and Relational Reciprocity, Rethinking Sexual Consent outside of Perfectability
- Autonomy, Contingency, Culture.
Paul Reynolds is Reader in Sociology and Social Philosophy and also Programme Leader in
Sociology and Social Psychology in the Department of Social and Psychological Sciences at
Edge Hill University in Lancashire in the United Kingdom.
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| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijnberg, lokaal 0.01 |
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10-12-2008
(19 : 00) |
Francine Mestrum (Ghent University, Attac)
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Lecture |
| Mondiale rechtvaardigheid: ontwikkeling, armoedebestrijding en sociale bescherming. |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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03-12-2008
(19 : 00) |
Roger Burggraeve (Catholic University of Leuven)
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Lecture |
| Mondiale rechtvaardigheid. Een Levinasiaans perspectief |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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26-11-2008
(19 : 00) |
Nigel Dower (University of Edinburgh)
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Lecture |
| Terrorism and Cosmopolitan Responsibilities |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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12-11-2008
(19 : 00) |
Ricardo Petrella (UCL)
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Lecture |
| From the fight against poverty to the fight against the poor |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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12-11-2008
(17 : 00) |
Ricardo Petrella (UCL)
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Seminar |
Discussie-seminarie rond water en armoede.
In samenwerking met de Universiteit van het Algemeen Belang. |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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29-10-2008
(19 : 00) |
Peter Tom Jones (Catholic University of Leuven)
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Lecture |
Waarom het klimaatprobleem een ethisch vraagstuk is.
Bouwstenen voor een transitie naar een ecologisch duurzame en rechtvaardige samenleving. |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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22-10-2008
(19 : 00) |
Dirk Barrez (journalist - filmmaker)
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Lecture |
| Van eiland tot wereld. Appčl voor een menselijke samenleving. |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Blandijn - auditorium B |
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07-05-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Seksualiteit en Mensenrechten
Eva Brems
Vakgroep Publiekrecht
Universiteit Gent |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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30-04-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Seksualiteit en emancipatiebewegingen in historisch perspectief
Gita Deneckere
Vakgroep Nieuwste Geschiedenis
Universiteit Gent |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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23-04-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Sexual Virtues and Everyday Experiments: The Importance of Being Ordinary
Jeffrey Weeks
London South Bank University |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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16-04-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Gay versus Queer - 'Selbstdarstellung' tussen burgerschap en transgressie
Rudi Bleys
Auteur van o.a. The Geography of Perversion (1995) en Images of Ambiente (2000) |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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09-04-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Seksualiteit in verschillende culturen
Marleen Temmerman
Afdelingshoofd Verloskunde Universiteit Ziekenhuis Gent
Directeur International Centre for Reproductive Health (ICRH) |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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19-03-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Miscellaneous |
Sex Work, Humiliation and Human Dignity
Maggie O'Neill
Loughborough University |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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12-03-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Allemaal (een beetje) anders:
jongeren, seksualiteit en culturele diversiteit
Telidja Klaď
Sensoa & Vrije Universiteit Brussel |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijnberg |
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05-03-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Seksualiteit, Globalisering en Moderne Omgangsvormen
Cas Wouters
Universiteit Utrecht
Amsterdam School for Social Science Research |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Auditorium A - Blandijberg |
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27-02-2008
(20 : 00) |
Sexuality, Globalisation and Ethics
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Lecture |
Tom Claes
Department of Philosophy and Moral Science
Ghent University |
| Place : Universiteit Gent - Aud A - Blandijnberg |
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28-11-2007
(19 : 00) |
Global Ethics - War, Peace, Security and the Question of Ethics - Nigel Dower
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Lecture |
The Center for Ethics & Value Inquiry (CEVI) at Ghent University organises a series of lectures connected to its Masters course in Global Ethics.
On November 28, Nigel Dower will hold a lecture on 'War, Peace, Security and the Question of Ethics.'
Dr. Nigel Dower is Honorary Lecturer at the University of Aberdeen (UK) and is former President of the International Development Ethics Association (IDEA).
The lectures are open to the public at no charge.
Lectures take place at Ghent University, Blandijnberg Auditorium A.
The lectures start at 19.00 and end at 21.30
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| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijnberg, Auditorium A |
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21-11-2007
(19 : 00)
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28-11-2007 |
Global Ethics - Is Global Citizenship Either Possible or Desirable - Nigel Dower
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Lecture |
The Center for Ethics & Value Inquiry (CEVI) at Ghent University organises a series of lectures connected to its Masters course in Global Ethics.
On November 21, Nigel Dower will hold a lecture on 'Is Global Citizenship Either Possible or Desirable?'
Dr. Nigel Dower is Honorary Lecturer at the University of Aberdeen (UK) and is former President of the International Development Ethics Association (IDEA).
The lectures are open to the public at no charge.
Lectures take place at Ghent University, Blandijnberg Auditorium A.
The lectures start at 19.00 and end at 21.30
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| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijnberg, Auditorium A |
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10-10-2007
(19 : 00) |
Global Ethics - Cities and Tolerance - Bob Cools
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Lecture |
The Center for Ethics & Value Inquiry (CEVI) at Ghent University organises a series of lectures connected to its Masters course in Global Ethics.
On October 10, Dr. Bob Cools, Honorary Mayor of Antwerp will hold a lecture on 'Cities and Tolerance. On Balance Within Cities and What Treathens It.'
The lectures are open to the public at no charge.
Lectures take place at Ghent University, Blandijnberg Auditorium A.
The lectures start at 19.00 and end at 21.30
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| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijnberg, Auditorium A |
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03-10-2007
(19 : 00) |
Global Ethics 2007 - The City in Global Perspective - Bob Cools
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Lecture |
The Center for Ethics & Value Inquiry (CEVI) at Ghent University organises a series of lectures connected to its Masters course in Global Ethics.
On October 3rd, Dr. Bob Cools, Honorary Mayor of Antwerp will hold a lecture on 'The City in Global Perspective. On the Functions of City Centres in the World Economy.'
The lectures are open to the public at no charge.
Lectures take place at Ghent University, Blandijnberg Auditorium A.
The lectures start at 19.00 and end at 21.30
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| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijberg, Auditorium A |
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23-04-2007
(13 : 15) |
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Seminar |
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| Place : MSI 03.18 (Parthenonzaal), Erasmusplein, Leuven |
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25-11-2006
(09 : 30) |
CEVI GLOBAL ETHICS SEMINARS
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Seminar |
Seminars aimed at researchers, field workers, practitioners
Seminar on World Poverty - Thomas Pogge
Seminar on the Possibility or Desirability of a Global Ethic - Nigel Dower
Co-referents: Christien van den Anker and Ronald Commers
(free entrance, but registration is required!)
(an.verlinden@ugent.be) |
| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijnberg, auditorium B |
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24-11-2006
(15 : 00) |
CEVI GLOBAL ETHICS LECTURES
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Conference |
Public lectures by:
Thomas Pogge 'Human Rights and Global Health'
Nigel Dower 'Varieties of Cosmopolitanism'
Christien van den Anker 'Cosmopolitan Democracy'
Free access - no registration required
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| Place : Universiteit Gent, Blandijnberg, auditorium B |
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27-04-2006
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29-04-2006 |
First International Conference on Global Ethics
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Symposium |
“What is Global Ethics and how to research it?”
The conference brings together scholars in various disciplines (philosophy, ethics, sociology, geography, international relations, anthropology, political science, …) on the theme of ‘global ethics’.
The aim of the conference is to create a forum where various approaches and issues in researching ‘Global Ethics’ are discussed. |
| Place : Ghent, Belgium - Center for Ethics & Value Inquiry (CEVI) at Ghent University |
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13-05-2005
(11 : 30) |
Book launch - How free in the market without (spiritual) limits
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Press conference |
The Flemish Network for Business Ethics, in cooperation with the Center for Economics and Ethics (Catholic University Leuven) and the Center for Ethics and Value Inquiry (Ghent University),
has compiled a book with comments on Laszlo Zsolnai's papers which he presented at a recent symposium here in Belgium.
On May 13, this book is presented to the press. |
| Place : Triodos Bank, Hoogstraat 139, 1000 Brussel |
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27-04-2005
(17 : 15) |
Lecture Prof. Aaron Ben-Ze'ev (University of Haifa)
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Miscellaneous |
CEVI has the honour to invite you to a lecture by Prof. Aaron Ben-Ze'ev on the theme: "Love Online: The Challenge of Romantic Relationships"
The lecture takes place on wednesdag 27 April,in auditorium B, Ghent University, Blandijnberg 2, Gent. The lecture starts at 17.15h. |
| Place : Gent, Blandijnberg, Auditorium B |
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| 20-10-2004 |
Business within limits - Buddhist economy
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Miscellaneous |
In cooperation with the Flemish Network for Business Ethics and the Centre for Economy and Ethics, CEVI organises an international meeting under the title 'Business within Limits'.
In the afternoon, an academic session will take place, with Laszlo Zsolnai (Budapest University), Bert Van de Ven (Tilburg University), Toon Van de Velde (Leuven University), Machiel Karskens (Radboud University Nijmegen) and Ronald Commers (Ghent University).
In the evening, Laszlo Zsolnai will give a lecture on Buddhist economy, and Luc Van Liedekerke (Leuven University) will give comments.
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| Place : KULeuven |
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| 25-03-2004 |
Reaching consensus - A model of opinion dynamics under bounded confidence into others
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Miscellaneous |
| Seminar with Prof.Dr Rainer Hegselmann (Professor philosophy at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) |
| Place : 't Pand, Gent |
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| 24-03-2004 |
Solidarity among rational egoists
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Miscellaneous |
| Seminar with Prof.Dr Rainer Hegselmann (Professor philosophy at the University of Bayreuth, Germany) |
| Place : 't Pand, Gent |
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| 11-02-2004 |
Globalisation and the new involvement of and in business organisation II
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Miscellaneous |
Bert van de Ven (Tilburg University)
Geert Demuijnck (Lille University)
Walter Van Trier (Antwerp University) |
| Place : 't Pand, Gent |
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| 19-12-2003 |
Modernity, the moral domain and the task of the moral philosopher
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Miscellaneous |
Rethinking the Moorean and Deweyan scientific project in ethics (1903-2003).
Asger Sorensen (Copenhagen Business School)
Louis Logister (Catholic University Nijmegen)
Jennifer Welchman (University of Alberta)
Tom Claes (Ghent University)
Ronald Commers (Ghent University)
Tom Viaene (Ghent University)
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| Place : 't Pand, Gent |
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| 03-12-2003 |
Globalisation and the new involvement of and in business organisation I
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Miscellaneous |
Ronald Commers (Ghent University)
Herman Siebens (Flemish Network for Business Ethics)
Luk Bouckaert (Leuven University)
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| Place : 't Pand, Gent |
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| 15-11-2002 |
Trafficking in Human Beings ... humanitarian motives, repressive means?
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Miscellaneous |
Prof.Dr. Ronald Commers - Introduction.
-- (CEVI, Ghent University)
Jo Doezema – The intertwining of trafficking and prostitution as ideology.
-- (Ph.D. Candidate University of Sussex, UK and NSWP)
Christine Van den Anker – On the necessity and impossibility of global institutions to realize a humanitarian and cosmopolitan world.
-- (Center for Global Ethics, University of Birmingham, UK)
Svetlana Iliina – Sex work migration to and from Moscow.
-- (Ph.D. Moscow University, Russia, project manager Free Clinic, Belgium)
Elaine Pearson and Bruno Moens - Human traffic human rights: redefining victim protection.
-- (Anti-Slavery International) and (Payoke)
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| Place : 't Pand, Gent |
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| 12-11-2002 |
Un nouvel antisémitisme
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Miscellaneous |
Etienne Balibar held a lecture in the Chair Immanuel Wallerstein, entitled 'Un nouvel antisémitisme?'. Touching on the crisis in Israel, the French philosopher distinguished two discourses leading up to a reciprocal racism.
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| Place : Blandijnberg, Gent |
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