Freedom Center Workshops
Exploring freedom, responsibility, and justice
Upcoming Workshops
Inaugural Freedom Center Workshop on Academic Freedom
September 20, 2024

Featured Speakers & Talks
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To be Announced
13th Annual Oxford Studies Workshop
October 23 - 25, 2025

The workshop will take place at Westward Look in Tucson, Arizona from October 23-25, 2025. Accepting applications now until July 15, 2025; Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy aims to publish some of the best contemporary work in political philosophy and these closely related subfields.
Each year there is a workshop associated with a corresponding volume in Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy.
Previous Workshops
2025 Law, Markets, and Public Policy Workshop
June 19–21, 2025

Hotel Resort La Pineta – Acciaroli, Italy
The 2025 “Law, Markets, and Public Policy Workshop” brought together scholars working at the intersection of law, economics, and policy to explore a range of timely issues.
Arizona Workshop on Freedom & Responsibility
November 1-2, 2024

Featured Speakers & Talks
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Keynote Speaker: Monique Wonderly(Johns Hopkins University)
“Forgiveness, Trust, and Betrayal”
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Jacob Blitz (University of Arizona)
“Non-Moral Contempt”
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August Gorman (Oakland University)
“ADHD and Blameworthiness for Omissions”
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Tim Kearl (Wayne State University)
“Flagler College”
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Coleen Mcnamara (University of California, Riverside)
“Praiseworthiness and Required”
Arizona Workshop on Freedom & Responsibility
February 9-10, 2024

Featured Speakers & Talks
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Keynote Speaker: Santiago Amaya (Universidad de los Andes)
“Forgiveness as Politics”
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David Clark (Center for the Philosophy of Freedom, University of Arizona)
“What’s for Desert?”
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Jada Strabbing (Wayne State University)
“Blame and Forgiveness: Two Functional Accounts”
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Anna Nyman (Uppsala University)
“What’s Unfair about Moral Luck?”
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Dana Nelkin (University of California, San Diego)
“Desert and Degrees of Liability”
Workshop on the Moral Emotions
November 4-5, 2022

Featured Speakers & Talks
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Keynote Speaker: Macalester Bell (Bryn Mawr College)
“A Moderate Defense of Derisive Dissent”
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Anna-Bella Sicilia (University of Arizona)
“In Defense of Genuine Un-Forgiving”
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Robert Wallace (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo)
“Politics, Agency, and Hope”
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Hannah Tierney (University of California, Davis)
“The Risky Business of Forgiveness”