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Towards a European Political Thought: in the Footsteps of Herodotus

Programm

6.7.

Key-note speaker
(Wilfried Nippel, Berlin)

Key-note speaker
Medieval Political Thought as European Political Thought
(Janet Coleman, London)

Panel 1: The Enlightenment: a mirror of Europe?
(Conveners: Xavier Gil, Barcelona; Paschalis Kitromilides, Athens)

Paschalis Kitromilides (Athens): Varieties of Enlightenment
José M. Portillo (Santiago de Compostela): Enlightenment and Early Constitutionalism in the Spanish Atlantic
Bela Kapossy (Lausanne): The Enlightenment and the Emergence of National Traditions of Political Thought

Panel 2: Translation and reception in the history of modern political thought: European and global perspectives
(Convener: László Kontler, Budapest)

Orsolya Vincze (Cluj/Romania): The Fortunes of the Royal Gift: TheEuropean reception of James I/VI
Fania Oz-Salzberger (Haifa/Israel): Schiller, Ferguson and the Politics of Play
Douglas Howland (Milwaukee/USA): International Law in East Asia: Concepts and Practice in the Nineteenth Century

Panel 3: European Liberalism in its History
(Conveners: Lucien Jaume, Paris; Bo Stråth, Helsinki)

Helena Rosenblatt: Religion and Liberals
(Discussant: Giovanni Paoletti, Pisa)

Francesco De Sanctis (Napoli): Antiquity versus modern period and Liberalism, the question of the individual
(Discussant: Lucien Jaume, Paris)

Alan Kahan (Paris): Liberalism and elitist spirit
(Discussant: Stefano De Luca, Napoli)

7.7.

Key-note speaker
Sovereignty versus Tyranny in the History of Medieval and Early Modern European Political Thought
(Diego Quaglioni, Trento)

Key-note speaker
Can there be a European history of twentieth-century political thought?
(Jan-Werner Mueller, Princeton/USA)

Panel 4: The Biblical Polity
(Convener: Lea Campos Boralevi, Firenze)

Lea Campos Boralevi (Firenze): The Biblical Polity as a political model in the History of Early Modern European Political Thought
Anna Maria Lazzarino Del Grosso (Genova): Bodin’s „scientific“ model of the Respublica Hebraeorum
Mark Somos (Sussex): The history of Secularisation: The Leiden circle 1575-1618?

Panel 5: Toleration in Early Modern Europe: Reappraising Bayle, Grotius and Locke
(Conveners: Rainer Forst, Frankfurt; Martin van Gelderen, Florence)

Rainer Forst (Frankfurt): Bayle’s Theory of Toleration
Martin van Gelderen (Florence): From Freedom of Conscience to Religious Pluralism: The Hesitations of Hugo Grotius
Tim Stanton (York): Locke, Liberty of Conscience and Toleration

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http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/termine/id=11539

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