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Domination versus Freedom: Blasphemy Laws, Virtual Representation, and Monopolies
Fri, April 24, 5:10 to 6:40pm CDT (5:10 to 6:40pm CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Complete Panel
Section
Chair
Individual Presentations
5:15pm |
European Blasphemy Laws and the Tensions within Liberal Constitutionalism - Gabrielle Grow, University of Notre Dame
5:28pm |
Virtual Representation and Consent: Lessons from the Stamp Act Debate - Loren Reinoso, Yale University
5:41pm |
Participatory Propaganda: The Rise of Mobile Political Apps in India and China - Peitong Jing, University of Notre Dame
5:54pm |
When Does a Monopolist Dominate? - Armando Perez-Gea, Stanford University
Discussants
Audience Participation
6:20pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.
