Twenty-two distinguished philosophers, political theorists, and economists contributed to the Social Philosophy and Policy conference on Ideal Theory & Practice, which was held December 3-6 at the Omni Tucson National Resort. The double-issue conference featured four days of presentation and discussion on diverse and broad topics, including idealization, realism, and utopianism, the character and forms of feasibility, fact-sensitivity, cost-benefit analysis, opportunity costs, and the connection between theory and practice. The presented essays will be published in an issue of the journal Social Philosophy and Policy.
More information can be found on the Social Philosophy and Policy website: https://socialphilosophypolicy.sbs.arizona.edu/