Wrongdoing and its Consequences
16 - 18 April 2010
Southern Illinois University,
The 36th Conference on Value Inquiry “Wrongdoing and Its Consequences” will be held at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale Illinois 16-18 April 2010. Broad participation is sought. Papers, and proposals for papers, that address concerns of individual and collective wrongdoing, what makes acts seriously morally wrong, the proper responses to wrongdoing, and the justification of legal punishment are particularly welcome. Early Submission is strongly encouraged and advised. Papers should be between 20-25 minutes reading time.
Papers may be practically or theoretically oriented. Topics may be disciplinary and range over
issues within a single field of value inquiry such as normative ethics, applied
ethics, aesthetics, political theory, or economics. Topics may be interdisciplinary and range
over issues between two or more fields of value inquiry. Topics may even be meta-disciplinary and
range over purely conceptual issues important for fuller understanding of
matters of social justice and individual responsibility.
Larry May, W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy and Professor of
Law, Vanderbilt University. His War
Crimes and Just Wars appeared in 2007 and his Aggression
and Crimes Against Peace appeared in 2008 (both Cambridge
University Press). His most recent work
is on genocide and global justice
Professor George Schedler,
Conference Coordinator, 36th Conference on Value Inquiry
Department of Philosophy
Southern Illinois University
Mail Code 4505, 980 Faner Drive
Carbondale, Illinois 62901
Thomas Magnell, Executive Director
The Conference on
Value Inquiry
The Conference on Value Inquiry seeks to bring
together those whose work
represents differences in interest, outlook, and
expertise on questions of value.