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“The Politics of Métissage: The Theories, Methods, and Perceptions of Mixing Lifeways and Identities” Conference
The final schedule for the conference is now available. Don’t forget to register!
“Épistémologie, genre et blanchité : quelle place pour les travaux critiques sur la race et les personnes racisées en science politique?”
New article by Saaz Taher published in Politique et Sociétés.
Morgane Delorme to Defend Her Thesis
Morgane Delorme will defend her thesis next Monday, April 14, at 9:00 a.m.
Recipient of CRÉ’s bursary for young researchers from the Global South
Mili Bordalejo receives a $2,500 grant from the CRÉ to attend the ICA CCR 2025 Global Research Conference on Cooperatives.
“Foresight as Consolation: Kant on the Capability of Future Making”
New article by Rafael Ziegler published in Philosophy of the Social Sciences.
Three episodes for the podcast “Comme un poisson dans l’eau”
Frédéric Côté-Boudreau shares his thoughts on animal rights with Victor Duran-Le Peuch for the podcast “Comme un poisson dans l’eau”.
“Liberal legitimacy and future citizens”
New article by Emil Andersson published in the journal Philosophical Studies.
“‘Breakdown of rule of law’: McGill professor cancels trips to U.S. amid immigration crackdown”
Arash Abizadeh explains why he decided to cancel work-related trips to the United-States in a new article on CTV News.
UdeM Philosophy Department Graduate Research Workshops
Join us for the UdeM Philosophy Department’s Graduate Research Workshops, scheduled for March 26 and 28!
Call for applications – Aesop Chair
The Aesop Chair is offering several PhD and MA scholarships. Submit your application before April 15, 2025!
An Alternative Map of Montreal’s Metro: Recognizing Women’s Contribution to the City’s Development
Ryoa Chung participated in the creation of an alternative map of the Montreal metro to celebrate the work of women who have marked the city’s history.
“What is Holding Back Full Feminist Solidarity with Muslim Women? The Epistemic Failures of White Liberal Feminism”
New article by Saaz Taher and Khaoula Zoghlami published in Feminist Encounters: A Journal of Critical Studies in Culture and Politics.
“The Anatomy of Structural Health Inequalities”
Ryoa Chung gave a presentation at Cambridge University as part of a conference series on structural injustice.
“Type 1 diabetes screening: need for ethical, equity, and health systems perspective”
New article published by Aude Bandini and her colleagues.
Thomas Emmaüs Adetou set to take the stage
Thomas Emmaüs Adetout invited to take part in the play “Une vie intelligente”.
