Papers

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• Badano & Nuti – Duty of Pressure
• Boettcher - Rawlsian Public Reason Liberalism and Political Vice
• Gentile - Reconciling the social, moral and political features of civility
• Culp - Rawls, Education, and the Digitized Public Sphere
• Weithman - Public Deliberation, Public Reason and Concern for Truth
• Luppi - Rawlsian Citizen Virtues and their Relevance in the Digital (and Individualistic) Age

Handouts Keynotes:

• Handout Lloyd - Reciprocity, self-interest, and citizen virtue in Justice as Fairness
• Handout Weithman - Public Deliberation, Public Reason and Concern for Truth