Division 2: Foundations of Political Theory

(iPoster) Interviews as a Critical Activity for Political Theory - Glen Billesbach, The University of Florida; Karla Mundim, John Jay College

(iPoster) Addressing Patriarchal Narratives in Psychoanalytic-Informed Public Policies - Jeremi Dolecki

(iPoster) Contextualization of Universal Ideals - Kitty Ngai, THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG

(iPoster) Holistic Dynamic Sovereignty as a Theory of Limited Government - Qi Jing, University of California, Los Angeles

(iPoster) Personhood Rights: Legal and Moral - Laila Khoshkar, University of Toronto

(iPoster) Political Obligation and Positive Freedom in T.H. Green’s Political Theory - Ben Wempe, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University

(iPoster) Re-Theorizing Representation, Participation and Agency across the Refugee Regime - Kiran Banerjee, University of Toronto

(iPoster) The Work Consent Does: Testimonies of Faculty-Student Relationships - Qian Qian Ng, University of Michigan; Leyla Gimalieva

(iPoster) Thomas Reid’s Connection of Moral Principles and Moral Experience - Scott Segrest, The Citadel

Jamie Mayerfeld University of Washington