In February, I’ll participate in an APSA-organized research group led by Benjamin Gonzalez O’Brien and Christopher Towler. The purpose of this group is to assist researchers in preparing their material for publication in the Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics (JREP) potentially as part of a special issue.
Archives for category: Workshops
Later this term I’ll be presenting in-progress work on populism and penal law at GMU’s internal speaker series, WRiPS. A draft of the paper is available on request. Nov. 6, 12-1:30 in the Johnson Center.
I’ve managed to complete a draft of my book manuscript, Democracy in Captivity. The Department of Politics and the Program in Political Philosophy, Policy & Law will be hosting a manuscript workshop next month featuring Bernard Harcourt (Columbia), Heather Ann Thompson (Michigan), and Vesla Weaver (Johns Hopkins), along with a number of UVa faculty. I’m thrilled to hear from such an accomplished group of scholars, and I know my book will be better for their input.
If you’d like to attend, send me a note and I’ll send along a copy of the manuscript. May 3, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the University of Virginia.
This Thursday I’ll be the discussant for Deborah Hellman‘s (UVa Law) paper “Measures of Algorithmic Fairness” at the Political Philosophy, Policy & Law Colloquium. Come join. Nov. 8 at 3pm in Nau 342.
I’ll be presenting a draft chapter titled “Prisons and Community Control” from my book manuscript at the Political Philosophy, Policy & Law Colloquium this Friday. I’m fortunate to have Dan Henry, an ABD in Department of Politics, as a discussant. Come if you can. April 27, 2-3:45 p.m. in Gibson 296 at the University of Virginia.
On Friday I’ll be discussing a workshop paper by Ross Mittiga (UVa) titled “What’s the problem with geo-engineering?” Come join. 2 p.m., Gibson S296.
I’ll be the discussant for Harrison Frye (UVa) at the Political Theory Colloquium this Friday, March 17. Frye will be presenting his *excellent* paper “Freedom Without Law.” 2 p.m., Gibson S296.
I’m presenting a revised draft of a democratic theory paper (“Democracy’s Internal Borders”) to the Political Philosophy, Policy, and Law (PPL) Colloquium next month. Oct. 14, 2pm, Gibson Hall 296.
In early October I’ll be giving a talk at Columbia Law School’s Center for Contemporary Critical Thought. The title of my presentation is “Democratic Exclusions: Prisoners, patients, and children in democratic politics.” October 9, 12 p.m., Jerome Greene Hall #546. [A video of me fielding a few questions after the talk is below.]
I’ll be presenting in-progress work on youth politics at the Chicago Area Behavior (CAB) Workshop with Cathy Cohen on May 8. Guild Lounge, Northwestern University. [Program available here.]
Christopher D. Berk 