CARLOS III UNIVERSITY OF MADRID

GETAFE CAMPUS. ROOM 17.2.75 (how to get there)

AGENDA

09:00 AM. Reception and opening remarks by the event co-organizers.

09:30 AM. Panel 1. Thematic Research.
       Chair: José María Sauca

       - “Consent, Democracy, and Political Obligation”.
       Ángel Pelayo, Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Cantabria. 

       - “Strikes in Law: Conflicts, Values, and Norms”.
       Olga Sánchez Martínez, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Cantabria.

       - “State Secrets (An Approach to Their Controls in the Rule of Law)”.
       José Antonio Guevara Bermúdez, Deputy Director of Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Mexico). 

       - “Cultural Pluralism and Minority Rights”.
       Óscar Pérez de la Fuente, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law at Carlos III University of Madrid.

       - “Just War and Human Rights (An Approach from Legal-Political Philosophy)”.
       Edgardo Rodríguez Gómez, Director of Human Rights of the Government of Peru.

       - “Liberal Citizenship and Legal Moralism”.
       Jesús I. Delgado Rojas, Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Seville.

       - On Rights and Moral Duties. A Proposal to Update the School of Salamanca in Response to Contemporary Challenges.
       Luis Esteban Rubio, Member of Ecooo and the Madrid Social Market.

       - “Human Dignity and Prostitution”.
       Álvaro de la Torre, Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University Francisco de Vitoria.

       - “Material Equality and Social Rights”.
       Octavio Cantón, Galicia Abogados. 

11:45 AM. Break

12:00 PM. Panel 2. Author Studies
       Chair: Ángel Pelayo

       - “Alexis de Tocqueville's Science of Association”.
       José María Sauca, Associate Professor (Full Professor) of Philosophy of Law at Carlos III University of Madrid. 

       - “The Theory of Tolerance in J. Locke”.
       José Ignacio Solar, Associate Professor (Full Professor) of Philosophy of Law at the University of Cantabria.

       - “Theory and Ideology in N. Bobbio's Political Thought”.
       Andrea Greppi, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Law at Carlos III University of Madrid.

       - “The Virtuous Civil Society. Adam Ferguson and the Scottish Enlightenment Thought”.
       Isabel Wences, Associate Professor of Political Theory at Complutense University of Madrid.

       - “The Rule of Law in Legal-Political Philosophy. Elías Díaz in Contemporary Debate”.
       Gílmer Alarcón, Professor of Philosophy of Law at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru.

       - “Power, Values, and Human Rights (Reflections from Rodolfo Mondolfo's Humanist Philosophy)”.
       Jesús Víctor Alfredo Contreras Ugarte, Professor of Philosophy of Law at Complutense University of Madrid. 

       - “Neo-Aristotelianism and the Rehabilitation of Practical Philosophy. A Review of Natural Law in Leo Strauss, Michel Villey, and Alasdair MacIntyre”.
       David García García, Professor of Philosophy of Law at Carlos III University of Madrid.

       - “Pufendorf's Jurisprudence in the American Revolution”.
       Carlos Alonso, Alonso Abogados.

02:00 PM. Lunch

04:15 PM. Panel 3. Conversations with Colleagues.

       - José Luis Colomer, (retired) Professor of Philosophy of Law at the Autonomous University of Madrid.

       - Rodolfo Vázquez, (emeritus) Professor of Philosophy of Law at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico.

       - Concha Roldán, Research Professor at CSIC.

       - Fernando Vallespín, Professor of Political Science at the Autonomous University of Madrid.

       - Liborio Hierro Sánchez-Pescador, (emeritus) Professor of Philosophy of Law at the Autonomous University of Madrid. 

05:25 PM. Presentation of the new edition of Theory of Justice and Human Rights (Palestra, 2024).

05:30 PM. Closing remarks by Professor Dr. Eusebio Fernández García.