Events for June 2015

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
1 Kasia Rejzner (York) “Causality in the modern approach to foundations of quantum field theory”	2 David Liggins (Manchester): Truth without truths On Free Speech (Forum for European Philosophy public discussion)	3 Per Bolund: Financing a Sustainable Future – Risk and Responsibilities What is Enlightenment? (Forum for European Philosophy public discussion)	4 Work-in-progress presentations by (mostly) PhD students (LSE Philosophy) – PART 1: Nicolas Wuethrich, Casey Helgeson	5	6	7
8 Nicholas Shea (KCL): Functions for Representation	9 Alienation and Disenchantment (Forum for European Philosophy public discussion)	10 Christopher Hitchcock (Caltech): Updating on the Credences of Others	11 Matthew Adler (Duke University): Prioritarianism and Climate Change	12	13	14
15	16 Sherri Roush (KCL): Knowledge of our own Beliefs	17 Decisions, Games and Logic 2015	18 Decisions, Games and Logic 2015 Philosorap and Rock ‘n’ Roll: LSE Philosophy Summer Party	19 Decisions, Games and Logic 2015 Decision Making under Severe Uncertainty	20 Decision Making under Severe Uncertainty	21
22 José Díez (University of Barcelona): Selective Scientific Realism, a New (Old) Anomaly Thomas Pashby (USC), “Schrödinger’s Cat: It’s about time (not measurement)” Are We Stewards of the Earth? (Forum for European Philosophy dialogue)	23 International Cooperation and Climate Change (Philosophy@LSE Panel Discussion)	24 Brian Skyrms (University of California, Irvine): TBA	25 The Folly of Crowds? (Forum for European Philosophy “Consilience” public discussion)	26	27	28
29 Jakub Motrenko (Warsaw): “Sound Science or Junk Science: Polish Sociology facing the Solidarity Movement (Solidarność)”	30	1 Matthew Adler (Duke): “Extended preferences and measuring well-being”	2 Work-in-progress presentations by (mostly) PhD students (LSE Philosophy) – PART 2: Silvia Milano, Thomas Rowe	3	4	5

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